TheCivvie said to Mark Hofmann: <=-
The person has a higher chance of falling for it when there is background knowledge of the individual names, etc. You can even use names of
people in the originazation you found on Linkedin or something just to
And the more that people interact with stupid Facebook games, the more
they gove away. People seem to have become very stupid these days when
it comes to security
bex wrote to TheCivvie <=-
TheCivvie said to Mark Hofmann: <=-
The person has a higher chance of falling for it when there is
background
knowledge of the individual names, etc. You can even use names of
people in the originazation you found on Linkedin or something just
to
And the more that people interact with stupid Facebook games, the
more
they gove away. People seem to have become very stupid these days
when
it comes to security
Unfortunately, people seem to forget the lessons that previous Facebook "games" should have taught them. It seems I am able to keep my group of family and friends away from games or quizzes for a few months, but then someone finds a quiz that they say "gets them", and then another finds
one that says what their celebrity match is, and then suddenly everyone
is sharing everything again.
TheCivvie wrote to bex <=-
someone finds a quiz that they say "gets them", and then another finds
one that says what their celebrity match is, and then suddenly everyone
is sharing everything again.
Same as and then they get cranky when I keep telling them to stay clear
of them. People don't seem to reliase that the are the product on
bex wrote to TheCivvie <=-
Same as and then they get cranky when I keep telling them to stay
clear
of them. People don't seem to reliase that the are the product on
I've tried dropping hints and trying to model behavior. That didn't make
a difference though.
TheCivvie wrote to bex <=-
Same as and then they get cranky when I keep telling them to stay
of them. People don't seem to reliase that the are the product on
I've tried dropping hints and trying to model behavior. That didn't make
a difference though.
I am constantly sharing stuff with family, mainly, but also friends to
get them to realise how dangerous the internet is
bex wrote to TheCivvie <=-
TheCivvie wrote to bex <=-
Same as and then they get cranky when I keep telling them to stay
of them. People don't seem to reliase that the are the product on
I've tried dropping hints and trying to model behavior. That didn't
make
a difference though.
I am constantly sharing stuff with family, mainly, but also friends
to
get them to realise how dangerous the internet is
I am of two minds on that. I don't want my loved ones - especially my mother and her siblings - to be afraid to use the internet. They get a
lot of enjoyment out of it. But also, my mother almost got caught up in
a gift card scam. If it weren't for a Safeways customer service rep who asked my mom "Is someone forcing you to buy all of these gift cards?"
she would've lost a thousand dollars...
TheCivvie wrote to bex <=-
I am of two minds on that. I don't want my loved ones - especially my mother and her siblings - to be afraid to use the internet. They get a
lot of enjoyment out of it. But also, my mother almost got caught up in
I would be the same, my mother is elderly and it is her one outlet. I don't overdo it with her. in fact I have a facebook posting profile
that omits her so she cannot see stuff that I know she would panic
about without reason.
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