How secure are we on Facebook? I don't have an account, but I decided to use my email to create an account / without a photo, not with my real name / to shop from one page. I registered and what's going on ... I confirm the profile and when I log in I identify myself as a man who has a photo, albums, friends, personal messages and conversations ... and I moderate this profile, read his stuff and I can do everything with this profile . What is happening?
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Write BFF in a comment and you will understand how protected you are: D
There is no impenetrable defense bro. Everything is monitored.
I think you're making it up, but otherwise yes, you're not protective on Facebook at all.
And where did these photos, etc., come from, that I couldn't understand something? For me, Facebook itself changed my profile picture with another of my profile and notified me on notifications. I have a screenshot. : д
To 3: If only it was Facebook.
Fictional story May-May. Or the author does not know what friends are on Facebook and confuses suggestions for such with friends. Otherwise there is no security, everything is tracked. Facebook even eavesdrops on phone conversations (if you have a facebook app). It was hard for me to believe either, but after I happened to talk to friends over coffee on a certain topic WITHOUT looking for anything on the topic in my phone, then I started to see ads related to what we were talking about. It's crazy, but Facebook has to win too (they've made a lot of money ... it's high time they calmed down).
You remembered when to wonder. You are not protected from anything, neither in FB, nor in Google, but at least you can be happy that you are a small fish and nobody cares about you. :)
The author does not invent at all. The exact same thing had happened to me some time ago, twice in different years. At the end of the registrations, I just found myself in the profiles of strangers .. I have no idea how it happened, but I had access to their entire accounts. Of course, for a second I didn't even allow myself to rummage and look at anything. I just went out and didn't go in anymore. In the case of the author, he used his own email, while I made a new one for both registrations. Most likely, some email registrations are used by more people without even suspecting it. At least that's my explanation. But, author, if I belong to you, I will change my mail - it is obviously vulnerable and not only yours ... Otherwise, on the topic - we are not protected at all, anywhere on the Internet.
Author: Number 3, I want to invent, but unfortunately it is not. As I entered someone else's profile, so tomorrow someone will enter my, yours and others', profile. I went out immediately. Now I tried again and again I logged into this account ... and logged out. I don't have a job there, I was just shocked.
But of course ... And what did you do?
6 - Great did brother, but you seem to have misunderstood the story.
We are not protected. You see how protected we are with the leakage of 50 million people (their data) from Facebook.
As much as you defend yourself. I do not share any personal information, except with selected people. As in life. When I get on the tram, I don't start showing passengers pictures in swimsuits or my children or trumpeting where I drank last night and what pants I bought.
I don't know about Facebook, but for Google we are not protected at all, whether a confidential section is used or a simple one. I made sure of this myself, because I realized that the sites I visit are known.
Number 10, well, I just logged out. I didn't dig, I was just shocked. Good thing I don't have an account. this is complete simplicity. Number 14, you're right. But I don't care if anyone knows from which store I buy a tracksuit, blouse, or cosmetics ... which is important to me, I don't upload it on the net - photos, addresses, etc.
You can't be protected. Facebook is like a wall. There is always a way. In real life, you punch or bypass it, and on the Internet it's no different. They, consider how protected you are.