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But people might be deceived into publishing their information. For example, social networks motivate them to do it by saying things like "make it easier for yo
by codedokode 7y ago
But people might be deceived into publishing their information. For example, social networks motivate them to do it by saying things like "make it easier for your friends to find you" or "share photos with your friends" and not saying the truth that the information will be accessible to criminals, marketing companies, corrupt governments, and weird mentally ill people from anonymous Internet forums.
- astrobe_ 7y ago1920: "Don't talk to strangers, sonny". 2020: "Don't say too much about you online, sonny". I thought the last one was common sense in the 2000 actually. But apparently it was lost together with the netiquette.