Jun 15
For parents online needing a reminder.
You can't stop the signal. Nothing ever completely disappears from the internet.
Once it's out there, you loose any control on what happens to it.
Be careful with your child's safety
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For parents online needing a reminder.
You can't stop the signal. Nothing ever completely disappears from the internet.
Once it's out there, you loose any control on what happens to it.
Be careful with your child's safety
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I am once again telling people they should not be on any of Meta's products if they can help it and, if they can't help it, to get rid of all personal information from those accounts (linked bank accounts, private messages, etc).
Damn it’s crazy how so many parents will give unlimited internet access and not even supervise what their child is doing on there.
Like you’re practically handing them a key to fuck themselves up in a million different ways. Like at least be cognisant of what they’re doing.
Yeah literally. I was literally a 5 year old watching hardcore porn & people getting beheaded already. It didn't help that I learned how to read, write and use devices earlier than my peers too. I still don't know if I was too sneaky to get caught or adults around me were too ignorant to care.
trying to do the 2FA after this whole entire mess but apparently I need to download an authenticator app (rather than the type I'm used to where you get a text or email with a secondary code to log in with). does anyone have suggestions on relatively lightweight but secure authenticators on an android? genuinely looking for opinions and suggestions
(obviously I'm not sourcing my entire security to random people on tumblr but I would absolutely deeply appreciate suggestions on some apps to start looking into rather than, say, throwing a dart blindfolded at the five billion scams/shitty ones on the app store and hoping for the best :'v )
Does anybody else hate how tech companies use privacy and security as marketing buzzwords?
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Internet security before: don't tell anyone any of your informations, especially if you are minor! everything and eveyone on the internet is out there to steal your data and misuse them!
Internet secutiry now: every page you use NEEDS to know all your info, especially whether you are adult or minor, for your own protection.
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Someone asked me once, "Have you ever been hacked? I've never been hacked. All my accounts are fine. I have all my money." as if to say that internet security isn't that important.
I didn't have time to answer more than an eye-roll.
The thing is, internet security isn't JUST about protecting yourself. It's also not being a culprit in a wider and larger attack. It's about privacy.
Hacking isn't always about money.
Sometimes it's JUST getting information. Sometimes it's to stalk you, to watch you, or even someone you care about. Sometimes it's as dumb as using your streaming media account without you knowing. You don't lose anything. It's just someone watching some shows at your expense.
I GUARANTEE that guy has been hacked and simply doesn't know it.
If you grew up in the 90s and had a computer, oh yeah, you've been hacked plenty! Ever play a CD from Sony back then? You've been hacked by Sony DRM rootkit. Ever had a home camera or some IoT device around 2016? You were very likely used in the original Mirai botnet ddos attacks. Ring doorbell? Very likely hacked by law enforcement at any given time.
To you, personally, this might not seem all that invasive, but that's not the fucking point is it
You should care about your privacy
You should care about other people's privacy
You should care about being a medium for doing something destructive
you should absolutely care about internet security
