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Originally Posted by Duskywolf
Yes,
Most dangerous information list:
1) Your Address information only surface such as state only if you know how handle it.
2) Your true picture. Sometime fake picture can cause more dangerous.
3) Do not approved unknown or plausible person to part of your group.
4) Do not give full name.
5) Warn your friend for your permission to share your infromation to another until you trust it.
6) Know your website and read book for dummy on some subject that you not know about it.
7) be prepare yourself.
8) Did I leave something out?  |
You pretty much said everything.
The problem with those "friends" websites is that some people have to be friends with everyone... no matter what.
I've had people request to be my friend just because they wanted to or because they saw me a few months ago and that meant we were friends.
One guy requested to be my friend, but I didn't recognize the name. I asked him where he knew me from. His response? "We met 3 months ago. I was walking down the hall and dropped my book. You picked the book up for me. So, we're friends."
There are some people who are just competing to have the most friends. I've seen some who have over 1,000 friends. He probably only talks to 10 of them.
I only become friends with people that I consider to be good friends and those that I trust. These people are usually the ones that I've met in real life.
