Just sayyying wrote:
You're joking again right?? Since you don't know;
A company can be a proprietorship, partnership or corporation.
http://smallbusiness.chron.com/difference-between-corporation-company-5182.htmlYou're not very bright are you?
HardIoper wrote:Those aren't really "companies". They're more like corporations. Have you never taken a business class or Econ 101?
1) That's the fake Hardioper not me.
Just sayyying wrote:
So companies don't get hacked huh? You're joking right? Here are a few companies that were hacked.
those are all databases that were hacked, not companies, do you know the difference?
Just sayyying wrote:
Facebook does sell your data, here is a link on how to Opt Out
http://www.businessinsider.com/how-to-opt-out-of-facebook-plan-to-sell-your-browser-data-2014-6So does google
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/apr/18/corporations-google-should-not-sell-customer-data
There was NO indication in either article that they are selling your data except the blatantly misleading clickbait title of the first one. Compare what I said to what they said
"Facebook and Google don't "sell your data," they USE your data, usually to show you ads you're more likely to click on"
Facebook will soon launch a new ad program that can read your browser history to deliver targeted ads specific to your interests, according to the company's website.
Just sayyying wrote:
Here is how much money they make off your data
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2012/10/how-much-do-google-and-facebook-profit-from-your-data/
They're providing a service, of course they make money
Just sayyying wrote:
... but you have nothing to worry about, just give all your data/info personal or public to all the companies that ask for it, nothing to hide right? Just let any company have their way with you.
???
Just sayyying wrote:
Why do you assume that I don't read? What do you recommend that I read?
Real educational sources, NOT news articles that depend desperately on pageviews
How can they log your keystrokes when you're not connected to their network?
If you use Facebook Messenger on Android you have already granted them access to
- network connectivity
- text messaging
- microphone
- camera
- call logs
- contacts
- other apps and the data they share.
WTF? You must be stupid.It matters that a company has that much personal information about you. Why do you think the NSA is pestering companies for information on their users?Just live in La La land dumbas$
HardLoper wrote:
Just sayyying wrote:That does NOT mean "ONE" server as you stated. What he means is a different server, as in a different company that is why he stated "one company".
Why does it matter if they're "stored in one company" (whatever the hell that means) if you still have to hack a different server to get all this data.
Um, there are school-bus sized satellites in orbit gathering and filtering your wifi, cell, and, through an uplink, even your firewire and Ethernet. That was 2003………Nope, not NSA. No one seems to know where all of this information actually goes. Here’s a big tip, don’t be a dumba$$ and do stupid chit on the internet. If you are then you deserve to be reamed. If you are actually a good person then you are fine, don’t you get it? Nothing to fear but your own stupidity, same as it always was. There are very few people looking at your stuff, mostly it’s automated, with an occasional flag that wakes someone up. Even then, there are not that many to look. In general, it’s OK, don’t worry so much.
Concerned individual wrote:
What OS do you guys use?
I use Windows 8.1. Thanks for asking. It works very well. If Windows 10 is free, then I'll upgrade.