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I suggest deleting info or pics of yourself on here. Any info, especially college information and/or where you reside.

As of recent..I’ve been seeing my mutuals being outted as “TERFs” to their college peers, being accused of doing graffiti, etc, having their blogs be found/given out…I have a suspicion something is up because it’s happened too much the past 2-3 weeks where it’s just a coincidence.

I recently just had someone tried to hack into my account. Thankfully it was unsuccessful

Here is what you can do to protect your account:

Go to your settings and turn on Phone Verification & Two-Factor Authentication. Better one than none. Preferably both.

If someone tries to enter your account, and you get hit with a message from a # giving you an authentication code…go into your account, change your email and password.

If your password is associated with that email on other websites or the email login itself…change passwords ASAP.

Always ALWAYS ALWAYS have two-factor authentication on, for all social media profiles. I don’t care if it’s Discord. I don’t care if it’s Snapchat or Instagram. Do it for everything. It will save you grief.

Just wanted to give a heads up.

It’s not bad but it’s not good either. I would still change your email or password for the website it was breached on (if it’s been found out) and not use that password again for your own safety.

My friend told me about this app called Aura where they can remove your information online. It is a paid subscription but I’m throwing it out there in case anyone has been pwned & pasted. You can put in name, address, email address, bank info, etc. this app will find if your info has been “pasted” (aka posted online) and even remove it for you. I believe it’s $15 a month, but it’s basically a step about identity theft protection m. My friend is a hacker himself and says that this app can help save you grief and money (money as in, God forbid someone is selling your info online)

Incogni covers one individual per subscription, is automated and persistent, and targets >= 170 brokers.

DeleteMe has plans for one user, two users, families, businesses, targets >= 750 brokers, and utilizes human operators.

PrivacyDuck

Kanary

onerep

Regarding many data brokers, you can opt out of their brokerage directly after registering an account on their site.

onerep has a great breakdown here, but as an industry contender, they're biased.

Basically, Mr grifter announced that he might be getting into the collecting side of yugioh, which would lead to the scalping hell that now plagues the Pokémon and One Piece TCGs

As a joke, MBTYugioh gave them pointers on what to “invest in”, recommending some of the WORST shit products that this game released in the years

He then followed up with a tongue-in-cheek, clearly trolling video recommending shit like Legendary Duelists sets, Duelist of Deep and Synchro Storm, and the Platinum cards, and exclusive COINS before ending the video with “Don’t invest in yugioh. You will lose money due to this game’s reprint policies”

Like, it was very obvious for anyone with half-a-brain cell and is familiar with Yugioh that the video is a joke

BUT a bunch of scalping bots took the video at face value and bought out these doodoo, worthless products immediately after his fuckass video came out