you're one of those people who always blames others for your own mistakes and bad decisions?
or are you someone who realizes that anybody who clicks 'agree' on the EULA for Facebook (or any other service or product) has entered into a binding agreement, and YOU assume all the responsibility of allowing them to access whatever the fuck you allowed them to access?
it's not their fault if a third party 'hacked' or 'illegally obtained' this info
also, if you read the story, it clearly tells you what 'information' that got 'hacked'…
you give away much more info than that Everytime you post here, or play a video game
Grayson Flores
perhaps you don't, sir……
perhaps you don't……..
and if you DO, it's not necessarily a 'bad thing'… I only worry about the quality of your life
Cameron King
This cancer. Also this level of obsession indicates poster's mental status is more questionable than OP's.
Ryder Fisher
a third-party obtained this information afaik via a flaw in facebook's system that had been identified since July.
Aiden Mitchell
I hate to admit it but you are right. Due to the Terms of Service users have agreed to they DO NOT have any authority over what happens to their data. That is why it is STUPID to join Facebook.
So OP is doing a great service by informing everyone, once again, that this shit happens.
Joseph Nelson
*without you noticing it, a ceiling panel opens on hinges directly above your head, and I quietly smile down on you as I drop a lit cigarette down the back of your shirt collar, then the panel closes*
Christopher Gonzalez
also
it is decidedly
NOT COOL
to write like you're the psychedlic caterpiller
in…
Alice in Wonderland
It is actually an indicator of high-level psychosis according to my highest level of armchair psychiatrist qualifications.
Gabriel Collins
/killcen/ has always been slapped with negative labels, nothing new here.
Easton Green
What are you, in third-grade? Please section yourself.
Leo Wilson
I don't know who killcen is, but whoever attacking him ITT is looking more like the mental case.
