Identity theft on Facebook is easy


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8 Responses to “Identity theft on Facebook is easy”

  • AndrewMacedonia:

    lol !~ why would you add a duck

  • reneroxx:

    It’s ridiculous how you can’t simply trust anyone on whatever thing, because you never know if it’s a scam or not.

  • jmarko313:

    really facebook shows DOB also

  • jmarko313:

    do it all the time, look at their email, go to cannot access email, and scan their personal information for answers to the secret questions, then when you get into their email you may get into their paypal/ebay/etc and rape their life! yes! YOU HAVE BEEN RAGED, GG

  • Tropicous:

    Well Done! Like a Steak.

  • viv3ka:

    OK, conecting with strangers on Facebook is stupid.

    But:

    Most people also provide their full name, address and phone number to the entire world in the phone book.

    The only thing missing is the date of birth – and DOB is not something people usually reckon of as private: birthdays are celebrated in public, they’re written in plaintext on the adjoin of our driver’s licenses and video shop membership cards.

    The fact that banks etc. use DOB as a verification mechanism is crazy.

  • daimyodefunk:

    More people provide their full address over their phone number? What are people thinking when they impart all this information with the world? Very excellent video!

  • cinemasolo:

    Thank you! Brilliant information!

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