| yde Cobrat Level: 54 ![]() Posts: 642/660 EXP: 1177091 For next: 56779 Since: 02-12-09 From: california Since last post: 8.3 years Last activity: 8.2 years |
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| It's astounding how many people just put all of their personal information on Facebook, including their phone numbers and addresses, and then develop this attitude that our loss of privacy is inevitable. It's insane. There are many ways your personal information is being collected. For example, if your phone number/email is in someone's contact list and they downloaded the Facebook app to their phone, the app searches their list and collects the data. Even if you don't share anything on your Facebook account, if you simply have the account, they probably have more information tied to it than you would ever imagine. If you don't have the account, well gosh, you might receive an email that so-and-so has supposedly invited you to Facebook. I've had my private school email address receive invites from several people, including myself. Amazing! I've long since left Facebook, but the damage is done. The only thing more disturbing than this attack on our privacy is that nobody seems to care. Anonymity is worth keeping if you still have it. |


Now I just have to relearn CSS so I can figure out what's keeping my layout from expanding with the text field.

