What personal data you give away when you hand out your cell phone number
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Since you ONLY post nbcnews.com videos as your featured stories, which as I've said I cannot open, I can not post any comment on something of which I have no knowledge.
This seed is a video Buzz.
Buzz noted that in comment 1, John.
In the past, Buzz has also stated many times that he lives in China and cannot open videos that we can.
You are right.
Some I can and some I can't, but I can't open nbcnews videos, which are the only ones Perrie has been posting lately.
I know that you also cannot open YouTube videos. That's why I always give you a description so you can find my references on the sites that you can access.
I watch the CBS drama "FBI" sometimes. On that show that have analysts who sit at computers in the FBI New York office and can find out all sorts of things about people from just their phone number. Within seconds they have the persons photo, what schools they went to , where they ate dinner last night, and often, due to what is I guess New York City's ubiquitous public videoing system , where the person is at any given minute. In this fictional world, the FBI solves all their cases of kidnapping, murder, terrorism, bank robbery, etc, within 24 hours. It is so unrealistic, but it sure makes the show zip along.
I think people need to worry that their financial information may be stolen and their bank account drained. Other than that, I don't care if people know what stores I go to, or my relatives names.
"Persons of Interest" did the same - amazing.
You might want to reconsider that comment. It doesn't take much effort for someone to get your relatives' sensitive information once they have your relatives' names.
I pretty much have giving up on any idea of private information anymore.
If you put information in your phone or on the internet those passwords aren't worth shit. Yeah get an iPhone they said, your passwords are protected they said.
I switched from an android to an iPhone a few months ago and have had nothing but problems with my bank accounts, apple, and my credit. Hackers have used my bank debit cards for purchases all over the world, apple play, and has applied for credit under my name. It has been a mess.
Have you considered using a password manager like KeePass? It creates very long passwords for you, and all you have to remember is the master password. It's easy to use.
This article is from 2016, so it might be a little outdated.
Thanks Jasper, I will take a look at it.