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It’s bad enough that people have border security, job applications, etc. all depend on access to social media accounts. Yet fake accounts are clearly a thing (
by makecheck 8y ago
It’s bad enough that people have border security, job applications, etc. all depend on access to social media accounts. Yet fake accounts are clearly a thing (I’ve seen two versions of “friends” on Facebook and LinkedIn), and some people have never created accounts on even popular services. What do you do when a guard is screaming at you to unlock an account that isn’t even you? And if you lie and say you don’t have a Facebook account, I bet they aren’t aware of the possibility of fake accounts and simply assume it’s impossible (so what, you miss your flight if you never even had an account, because some scammer made one for you?).
- toyota786 8y agoFake accounts are clearly a thing, you are right, so it seems silly to then assume that the police and justice systems wouldn't be aware of them or assume they were impossible. What do you do in any other scenario where you've apprehended wrongly or are wrongly suspected?