Homeland Security watches social media

13 Jan 2012 08:51 #11 by Reverend Revelant

CinnamonGirl wrote: Because they have "settings" that supposedly keep it off the rest of the internet. They hold all the info forever.


If you can see it... someone else can see it... it sits on a server... servers can be hacked... grow up and stop expecting everyone to hold your hand. In the final reel, you're responsible for your information on the internet.

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13 Jan 2012 08:55 #12 by CinnamonGirl
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Great back to name calling. GOP you are a troll.

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13 Jan 2012 08:57 #13 by Reverend Revelant

CinnamonGirl wrote: Great back to name calling. GOP you are a troll.


Oh come on darling... I gave you a little giggle on the other thread.

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13 Jan 2012 09:03 #14 by CinnamonGirl
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Darling now? Maybe I should have said Bipolar. LOL

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13 Jan 2012 09:06 #15 by FredHayek
I want this job! I am following people's tweets anyway, I might as well get paid for it.

Webcams? I could check those out too. I would be expecting to see scanitly dressed college coeds but it is more likely I would be watching lemon party rejects. Bleach my eyes!

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13 Jan 2012 11:57 #16 by Reverend Revelant

CinnamonGirl wrote: Great back to name calling. GOP you are a troll.


Try this on for size...

Myth #3: Facebook tracks your Web visits – even when you’re not on Facebook
Everywhere you look on the Web, there’s a Facebook “like” or “recommend” button – even on this story. When you click the button, you’re telling your friends you liked the story. What you may not realize is that you are also telling Facebook a few things about your Web visits.
Yet new findings by Ireland’s Office of the Data Protection Commissioner tell a different story. The study, which looked at actual Facebook code, found that the social network does not build a profile of users and does not send targeted ads to users based on their Web history.
Facebook spokesperson Jaime Schopflin said the social network uses information from “like” buttons to analyze site performance and make code changes based on the collected data, but without any ties to specific users. “The Like button is not used to gather information about specific people to know their interests for the sake of advertising,” Schopflin said.


Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/01/ ... z1jMlKQj3T


Educate yourself?

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13 Jan 2012 13:00 #17 by CinnamonGirl
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Who said anything about Facebook tracks your Web visits – even when you’re not on Facebook?

They have all your info that you post on their servers. Are you listening to the conversation?

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13 Jan 2012 14:06 #18 by Reverend Revelant

CinnamonGirl wrote: Who said anything about Facebook tracks your Web visits – even when you’re not on Facebook?

They have all your info that you post on their servers. Are you listening to the conversation?


Well of course it's on their servers. Where did you think it was? It doesn't just magically appear from the ether when you ask for it. I'm not really grasping your train of thought.

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13 Jan 2012 18:40 #19 by Arlen
The NSA sniffs every email sent in the U.S. And all forums are evaluated by spiders. They search for certain words and phrases. If your email or post gets caught in the net, even wrongly, you will never get out of their data bank.

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13 Jan 2012 20:00 #20 by Martin Ent Inc

CinnamonGirl wrote: Great back to name calling. GOP you are a troll.



rofllol Naw a Lil' pp.

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