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I don't do Facebook nor Twitter nor whatever else out there like that.
But my son does. He's 34. He has told me repeatedly that he doesn't
understand why there are those who think that if a facebook is only open
to "friends" that it really isn't just open to "friends".
All it takes is one "friend" giving a password or whatever to someone else
and that person can get in and visit without your knowledge nor invitation.
Teenagers do it all the time.
Adults do to, assuming that this special friend would NEVER abuse the
privilege.
Can you REALLY control who gets into your account, even though you do
the "invite only" route?
On 11/21/09, Yo... Joe.... CHILL MAN!!! wrote:
> Have a facebook...
> Nothing to hide...
> Not friends with kids nor parents...
> If you have class and 1/2 a brain... you would never put anything up that
> you would later regret....either you keep it to yourself OR YOU ARE JUST
> A DECENT PERSON WHO DOESNT HAVE A THING TO HIDE!!!
> It is a social networking site... I use it to keep in touch with my out
> of state family and friends... no shame in that!
>
>
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