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Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

Where's the evidence? You got the big confidence out there. Anyway thank you for reminding us but I don't think facebook isn't safe they cannot even deploy their platforms without undergoing all test and stuff. Although everything is hackable but I think if someones got harm by that it might in the end of the user but not with facebook because they are the one clicking some stuff that contains tools to initiate hacking thing, and in addition facebook provides terms and conditions to its users before they could sign up.

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Quote from: jcpone on November 12, 2019, 07:41:45 PM

Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

I might agreed to some of the members here said that even you warned the community here in the forum, for sure majority of them will continue to use Facebook for sure. And besides, you can still use FB by your code name for now, because so far I am using it now not my real name but only a code name or nickname only.

It sure I'm not one of them, in fact, I merely open my FB account. For some reason why we keep un-tracked or keeping anonymously is most likely we would like to retain our privacy and that is our right to do so. But can't tell that CIA would sell users data to anyone else as they know what the consequences they might face on.

And I don't think that OP would have some basis of these serious allegations against CIA.

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Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

I didnt know that that Mark Zuckerberg turned over the rights to operate Facebook to CIA, if you have a solid piece of evidence why not post here so we can learn from it. One thing I know of this online companies are spending millions of dollars to improve their site security because they know if someone screamed that their personal information was sold to another without them knowing, they could be out of business anytime. You can sue them, but, before you do that, try to read the terms and conditions carefully as it might be stated in there and you just clicked I agree when you signed up with out even reading.

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Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

Back in Friendster, Myspace, Habbo (oh I missed them), we already exposing our identity and activities. So not a surprise anymore if Facebook will do the same thing. They are regulated and running as a legit company so I will just put my cents on that reason that my privacy is safe but not totally safe if you got what I mean. Remember when Mark questioned in the Senate? He will be jailed for good if this privacy thing will put on the shit.

I don't want to overreact on that. If you are not comfortable using Facebook because you treasure your privacy, then stay out of the internet and began living the 70s, 80's , 90's life.

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Quote from: TrevorS on November 12, 2019, 06:15:16 PM

Quote from: Oceat on November 12, 2019, 04:41:36 PM

Quote from: TrevorS on November 12, 2019, 04:24:57 PM

Quote from: milewilda on November 05, 2019, 01:00:10 PM

Then what? Even if you do warn up people they would still make use of this platform.Come to think even just complying some documentations on real-life already exposes up your identity.

I agree with you.

What exactly is the danger? The CIA already owns all the data on its citizens. Of course, there is nothing pleasant in the fact that someone can read your data if necessary.
However, such a need will not arise if you do not break the law. In any case, for those who are very much concerned about their privacy, there are whole instructions in the web about how to stay anonymous, especially in the USA.

Aren't you afraid that it might be your personal information that is being sold in the black market by the CIA? Including your phone number, address, emails, friends and families? Well, if you don't value your privacy then it's fine you can use their controlled platforms but I wouldn't share any personal information online since I know they do have some access to the social media platforms.

For me, on the contrary, it plays an important role, which is why I try to post a minimum of information about myself on the social network, and only the one that can not potentially harm me.
However, I consider myself a paronoid, to some extent, or it is simply difficult for me to distinguish paranoid thoughts from too cautious ones, but it is possible that this is the same things.
But so I feel calmer.

But there is still a huge number of ordinary people whose own privacy does not bother so much. In addition, not only the CIA can sell your data.
For ordinary people, the information that Facebook merges data is useful, but not critical. Many just do not care.

I think only those who value their privacy will do the safety first method because not everyone will hide their real identity if they were just an ordinary people. But for those people who have names to protect I think social media platforms is not for them. And since there are more secure application for making calls and texts they should stick to that because it is more safer than to use the social media platforms.

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Quote from: Edraket31 on November 13, 2019, 07:15:13 AM

Quote from: jcpone on November 12, 2019, 07:41:45 PM

I might agreed to some of the members here said that even you warned the community here in the forum, for sure majority of them will continue to use Facebook for sure. And besides, you can still use FB by your code name for now, because so far I am using it now not my real name but only a code name or nickname only.

It's okay to use social media for some purpose, just like to update and in sending message from your loved ones, but do not let it be your diary that almost every details in your life is written there, that everything you are eating, you are going with, you are doing is updated, we should still keep privacy of ourselves, don't let it waste your time. Since I have found out that facebook is not safe at all, I deleted all important details in my account.

This is what will happen if you just checked the policy and terms agreement without reading. There are lots of scandal where facebook gets involved, the greatest so far? is with cambridge analytica that breached the facebook's database, get millions of facebook user personal data and used for political campaign last 2018. Cambridge Analytica was also behind the 2015 harvesting of the same data by the facebook users.

I've been using facebook for about a decade now, My only personal information I put there is my name and educational attainment, nothing more serious.

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I have been using facebook for a long time, And am aware that facebook knows our Identities. But does facebook also know our chat conversations? Because if facebook knows this it is best that I delete the private copy of the private key in my chat box. Because it's dangerous now?

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Quote from: jcpone on November 12, 2019, 07:41:45 PM

I might agreed to some of the members here said that even you warned the community here in the forum, for sure majority of them will continue to use Facebook for sure. And besides, you can still use FB by your code name for now, because so far I am using it now not my real name but only a code name or nickname only.

It's okay to use social media for some purpose, just like to update and in sending message from your loved ones, but do not let it be your diary that almost every details in your life is written there, that everything you are eating, you are going with, you are doing is updated, we should still keep privacy of ourselves, don't let it waste your time. Since I have found out that facebook is not safe at all, I deleted all important details in my account.

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Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

I might agreed to some of the members here said that even you warned the community here in the forum, for sure majority of them will continue to use Facebook for sure. And besides, you can still use FB by your code name for now, because so far I am using it now not my real name but only a code name or nickname only.

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Quote from: Oceat on November 12, 2019, 04:41:36 PM

Quote from: TrevorS on November 12, 2019, 04:24:57 PM

Quote from: milewilda on November 05, 2019, 01:00:10 PM

Then what? Even if you do warn up people they would still make use of this platform.Come to think even just complying some documentations on real-life already exposes up your identity.

I agree with you.

What exactly is the danger? The CIA already owns all the data on its citizens. Of course, there is nothing pleasant in the fact that someone can read your data if necessary.
However, such a need will not arise if you do not break the law. In any case, for those who are very much concerned about their privacy, there are whole instructions in the web about how to stay anonymous, especially in the USA.

Aren't you afraid that it might be your personal information that is being sold in the black market by the CIA? Including your phone number, address, emails, friends and families? Well, if you don't value your privacy then it's fine you can use their controlled platforms but I wouldn't share any personal information online since I know they do have some access to the social media platforms.

For me, on the contrary, it plays an important role, which is why I try to post a minimum of information about myself on the social network, and only the one that can not potentially harm me.
However, I consider myself a paronoid, to some extent, or it is simply difficult for me to distinguish paranoid thoughts from too cautious ones, but it is possible that this is the same things.
But so I feel calmer.

But there is still a huge number of ordinary people whose own privacy does not bother so much. In addition, not only the CIA can sell your data.
For ordinary people, the information that Facebook merges data is useful, but not critical. Many just do not care.

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Quote from: Wend on November 12, 2019, 05:19:52 PM

Quote from: Oceat on November 12, 2019, 04:41:36 PM

Quote from: TrevorS on November 12, 2019, 04:24:57 PM

Quote from: milewilda on November 05, 2019, 01:00:10 PM

Then what? Even if you do warn up people they would still make use of this platform.Come to think even just complying some documentations on real-life already exposes up your identity.

I agree with you.

What exactly is the danger? The CIA already owns all the data on its citizens. Of course, there is nothing pleasant in the fact that someone can read your data if necessary.
However, such a need will not arise if you do not break the law. In any case, for those who are very much concerned about their privacy, there are whole instructions in the web about how to stay anonymous, especially in the USA.

Aren't you afraid that it might be your personal information that is being sold in the black market by the CIA? Including your phone number, address, emails, friends and families? Well, if you don't value your privacy then it's fine you can use their controlled platforms but I wouldn't share any personal information online since I know they do have some access to the social media platforms.

Even in any other social sites are not safe I'm just always seen complaining about this problem not only facebook. So we must protect our information dont give them easily, And you said we dont need to share to everyone and that is true we must to be hiding always on what we have.

As of now their are lots site that need our information, Before we make some move we need to think it first if this is safe or not.

When we do talk about traditional information requirements then even we dont like it we wont really have any other choice.Why?
If you do oppose then you will surely not able to get on what you are needing into like some documentations neither getting a passport or
even filling up for your insurance etc. Its understandable though since theres no other way for you to private out your entire personal info.
When it comes to online matter then we can make a selection if we decide to go or oppose with it.

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Quote from: Oceat on November 12, 2019, 04:41:36 PM

Quote from: TrevorS on November 12, 2019, 04:24:57 PM

Quote from: milewilda on November 05, 2019, 01:00:10 PM

Then what? Even if you do warn up people they would still make use of this platform.Come to think even just complying some documentations on real-life already exposes up your identity.

I agree with you.

What exactly is the danger? The CIA already owns all the data on its citizens. Of course, there is nothing pleasant in the fact that someone can read your data if necessary.
However, such a need will not arise if you do not break the law. In any case, for those who are very much concerned about their privacy, there are whole instructions in the web about how to stay anonymous, especially in the USA.

Aren't you afraid that it might be your personal information that is being sold in the black market by the CIA? Including your phone number, address, emails, friends and families? Well, if you don't value your privacy then it's fine you can use their controlled platforms but I wouldn't share any personal information online since I know they do have some access to the social media platforms.

Even in any other social sites are not safe I'm just always seen complaining about this problem not only facebook. So we must protect our information dont give them easily, And you said we dont need to share to everyone and that is true we must to be hiding always on what we have.

As of now their are lots site that need our information, Before we make some move we need to think it first if this is safe or not.

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Quote from: TrevorS on November 12, 2019, 04:24:57 PM

Quote from: milewilda on November 05, 2019, 01:00:10 PM

Then what? Even if you do warn up people they would still make use of this platform.Come to think even just complying some documentations on real-life already exposes up your identity.

I agree with you.

What exactly is the danger? The CIA already owns all the data on its citizens. Of course, there is nothing pleasant in the fact that someone can read your data if necessary.
However, such a need will not arise if you do not break the law. In any case, for those who are very much concerned about their privacy, there are whole instructions in the web about how to stay anonymous, especially in the USA.

Aren't you afraid that it might be your personal information that is being sold in the black market by the CIA? Including your phone number, address, emails, friends and families? Well, if you don't value your privacy then it's fine you can use their controlled platforms but I wouldn't share any personal information online since I know they do have some access to the social media platforms.

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Quote from: milewilda on November 05, 2019, 01:00:10 PM

Then what? Even if you do warn up people they would still make use of this platform.Come to think even just complying some documentations on real-life already exposes up your identity.

I agree with you.

What exactly is the danger? The CIA already owns all the data on its citizens. Of course, there is nothing pleasant in the fact that someone can read your data if necessary.
However, such a need will not arise if you do not break the law. In any case, for those who are very much concerned about their privacy, there are whole instructions in the web about how to stay anonymous, especially in the USA.

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Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

I'm sure in this forum 90% more use Facebook, and never seems to be a problem with Facebook social media, however, I also take care not to upload important information, because almost all my friends use facebook so I can't leave the social media.

Sad thing but this is actually the reality where people do already know on what are the possible things or tendencies that might happen
when it comes to our privacy yet majority do really upload their images and even their personal info.We cant really say completely that we are safe
yet leakage had already happened and it will happen once again in the future.We dont even know that there were backdoors or just simply making
hidden transactions behind curtains.No one knows!

actually we are not safe as long as we use internet, we all know privacy is just a word, nothing more, everyone is watching everyone that they can
we know that the next world trade will be on DATA, which will be our data/habits/interests that smart-A will use to fill their deeper pockets

this is why nobody is safe nowadays, all we can do is just try to leak less data to this dirty world

Just to have some recall of FB leaks.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/daveywinder/2019/09/05/facebook-security-snafu-exposes-419-million-user-phone-numbers/#3ae423f31ab7
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/millions-facebook-user-records-exposed-amazon-cloud-server/

and now the recent one? https://www.zdnet.com/article/facebook-reveals-another-data-breach-this-time-involving-developers/

Dont know why people do still trust up facebook.

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Quote from: Free1bitco.in on November 10, 2019, 03:20:05 AM

Quote from: maxreish on November 07, 2019, 05:45:32 AM

You can't expect people to suddenly stop using facebook. This app has a power what I mean is that majority of the people has a facebook account. And most of them aren't aware of what you are talking about data sold, etc.

However, I myself know that it may possible that our data can be sold but facebook should assure users that they will not do that. I still use facebook until now, we want privacy but I still count on fb. Their reputation is at risk if it was proven that our data is being use for unnecessary purposes.

the fact that Facebook is permitted in all countries, and has a clear office, makes me think that they won't sell data from their users, especially if there is so much fake data there. In addition, Facebook currently has a very large income, even competing in other large companies. I do not feel that they will do anything stupid enough to sell data from their users. it just makes a lot of people forget it, and I'm sure that they won't take advantage of it that way.

It has been known for a very long time that Facebook does in fact sell information about their users or at least allows government agencies to get access to it, but people do not seem to care, it is as if they have just give up and as soon as anyone ask for personal information they just give it to them, it is this attitude that has allowed icos that were clear scams to get away with their crimes and it is one of the biggest obstacles for the success of this market.

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Quote from: DashingAgent on November 05, 2019, 12:54:09 PM

Beware! You are not safe if you are using facebook

because facebook is a network which is managed by CIA, and not only CIA, there are many more agencies those are tracking you, including all of your activities, and furthermore, facebook does not care about your privacy, last year, facebook sold 250+ million users data.

Where’d you get these allegations from? You do sound so sure with your words but you don’t have anything to back it up which is quiet appears to me that you are just spreading fake news or rumors if I would be blunt. Though, on the other hand, I don’t encourage people to store their private keys or anything important through messenger, telegram or anything to do online. You should always prefer to store these kind of information physically or even a gadget where it would never be connected to the internet in order to avoid any malicious snooping people which would invade your privacy and security.

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Quote from: Free1bitco.in on November 10, 2019, 03:20:05 AM

Quote from: maxreish on November 07, 2019, 05:45:32 AM

You can't expect people to suddenly stop using facebook. This app has a power what I mean is that majority of the people has a facebook account. And most of them aren't aware of what you are talking about data sold, etc.

However, I myself know that it may possible that our data can be sold but facebook should assure users that they will not do that. I still use facebook until now, we want privacy but I still count on fb. Their reputation is at risk if it was proven that our data is being use for unnecessary purposes.

the fact that Facebook is permitted in all countries, and has a clear office, makes me think that they won't sell data from their users, especially if there is so much fake data there. In addition, Facebook currently has a very large income, even competing in other large companies. I do not feel that they will do anything stupid enough to sell data from their users. it just makes a lot of people forget it, and I'm sure that they won't take advantage of it that way.

surely you are thinking clearly, having office doesnt mean the business is legit, im sure you know that too.
this is crystal clear that facebook, google, yahoo, microsoft and many other giants are using user data (our private info) for making more income for themselves, they even sell it directly or use that and sell analysis to advertising companies, thats why General Data Protection Regulation was came to life.

at least it shows that our data had been selling without our knowledge before

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Quote from: maxreish on November 07, 2019, 05:45:32 AM

You can't expect people to suddenly stop using facebook. This app has a power what I mean is that majority of the people has a facebook account. And most of them aren't aware of what you are talking about data sold, etc.

However, I myself know that it may possible that our data can be sold but facebook should assure users that they will not do that. I still use facebook until now, we want privacy but I still count on fb. Their reputation is at risk if it was proven that our data is being use for unnecessary purposes.

the fact that Facebook is permitted in all countries, and has a clear office, makes me think that they won't sell data from their users, especially if there is so much fake data there. In addition, Facebook currently has a very large income, even competing in other large companies. I do not feel that they will do anything stupid enough to sell data from their users. it just makes a lot of people forget it, and I'm sure that they won't take advantage of it that way.

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As the most powerful social media tools I think you are right. Facebook is not really safe. So do not use facebook to have an important transaction such an crypto trading and other personal information because all we know that this is not the first time that facebook had a security problem like this.

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