It is scary the way we are losing our privacy

I don't exist, not even on that pipl website. Not surprising, as I have always used disinformation throughout my time on the interwebs. :D

LostProphetFLCL

I'm not even listed on that site.

But my family is... ^__^

You consciously make the decision to publish your personal information on the internet. It is not an absolutely secure medium (if it is recorded on something connected to the internet, someone will be able to see it, no matter what you do to try and stop it). Calling this "an invasion of privacy" is like saying "it was the alcohol's fault" when you are charged with a DUI.

As long as "they" aren't peering into my home when the drapes are closed (i.e. putting in cameras), I have no problems with my "privacy" being completely violated in public if it keeps people from harm. I have nothing to hide, so why should I fear "big brother"? Unless it wastes time and/or resources that could be better spent (i.e. the full body scanners in airports).

http://pipl.com/

;) If you can't find yourself on that one, give pipl a try.

NiteLights

You consciously make the decision to publish your personal information on the internet. It is not an absolutely secure medium (if it is recorded on something connected to the internet, someone will be able to see it, no matter what you do to try and stop it). Calling this "an invasion of privacy" is like saying "it was the alcohol's fault" when you are charged with a DUI.

As long as "they" aren't peering into my home when the drapes are closed (i.e. putting in cameras), I have no problems with my "privacy" being completely violated in public if it keeps people from harm. I have nothing to hide, so why should I fear "big brother"? Unless it wastes time and/or resources that could be better spent (i.e. the full body scanners in airports).

[QUOTE="NiteLights"]

http://pipl.com/

;) If you can't find yourself on that one, give pipl a try.

foxhound_fox

Like I mentioned, there is info on there that I have never posted myself, which is just scary.

Well...technically you gave up all your privacy when you started a Facebook profile...since you aren't forced to make online profiles. People are so scared of losing their privacy, but they don't realize that they are the ones who gave it up...

Looks like something i can use to stalk some p...

What? oh no no nothing.

according to that site i dont exist :o

Well...technically you gave up all your privacy when you started a Facebook profile...since you aren't forced to make online profiles. People are so scared of losing their privacy, but they don't realize that they are the ones who gave it up...

taylor888

not there.

I wiped my facebook when jazz started getting out of hand though. Also bearing the name of a character in a TV show means that my fore/surname aren't easily traced.

Holy crap!!!!!! Its got my address and everything. :? This thing is like a perfect tool for stalkers. :evil:

Note to self: Never tell people online what your name is anymore.

I tried searching up info on my crush >.>lonewolf604

See!!!!!!!! :shock:

As long as you're not doing anything wrong, why do you need privacy?

Wrong also extends to weird, obscure, or personal

DivergeUnify

[QUOTE="lonewolf604"]I tried searching up info on my crush >.>abentwookie

See!!!!!!!! :shock:

Well if it followed my facebook it'd find that i earn over 300k a year as a highly respected Wallet Inspector.

http://pipl.com/

;) If you can't find yourself on that one, give pipl a try.

NiteLights

That one came closer because it had results for Canada too...

But still nothing on me. Or my mom.

They have nothing on me as far as I can tell. I'm offended.

found nothing on me only the stuff i dont care about

You can remove yourself from Spokeo.com. I already have previously (last week I believe). The trouble is, there are 39 other people in my area with the same name I have and there are 2033 nationwide.:shock: I have a popular name though there are 83,888 John Smiths.

It found me, and my address. Which is hardly an invasion of privacy because I own my home and that's in the public record.

If we can get rid of privacy, then we can figure out who's having non-progressive thoughts and send them to re-education camps.