Privacy

How To See Who Downvoted You On Stackoverflow?

Fri, 03/29/2013 - 2:41pm — OliveOyl

Is there any way to view who has down voted your question or comment on StackOverflow? I asked a normal question and got a couple of anonymous negative votes. I'd like to find out who they are and return the favor. Devil

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I Averaged: 4 | 2 votes

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How can I "hide" from someone on Facebook without having to block or unfriend them?

Thu, 11/08/2012 - 6:06pm — Phantom

So, I have this Facebook friend on my friends list who I do like, but don't want to converse with as much as this person wants to, but I don't want to be rude or mean by directly telling them to ease up a bit. When I make a status post I have this person added to the "hide" area of the custom list of who can see them or not so that they don't see any of my status posting activity.

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Block someone from texting me?

Thu, 02/23/2012 - 1:51pm — Guest

Does anyone know how to block someone from texting you? My daughter has some little punk harassing her, sending hundreds of the same text repeatedly. She was able to block calls but not texts?

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Department of Justice (DOJ): make it a federal crime to use a fake name on Social websites, like Facebook, Myspace & Match.com

Thu, 11/17/2011 - 3:11am — Autumn

If you've ever entered a fake name on a website, or created a fake Facebook, Myspace, Match.com, etc. then guess what? You are a federal criminal! Or at least will be one if this new law passes.

Ever heard the phrase "one bad apple spoils the whole dang bunch?" This newly proposed law is using the Lori Drew case, the case in which said woman created a fake Myspace profile and proceeded to harass a 13 year old girl, who then when on to commit suicide due to Lori's harsh words, as their main weapon in getting this law passed.

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Your Privacy Is Worthless

Fri, 08/06/2010 - 3:45pm — intowolves

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Barack Obama’s administration now wants to be able to see the headers on all e-mails that you send, even if there is no probable cause, no warrant, no judicial oversight and no disclosure to you or anyone else that the FBI even peeked.

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Oops .. AT&T Exposes data for 100k ipad users

Thu, 06/10/2010 - 9:40am — Smartmom

Well if you were one who ran out and had to get the latest apple gadget then you might have been exposed

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A security hole in AT&T’s website has leaked out data on more than 100,000 iPad owners, including government and military officials, corporate CEOs, and media executives, according to Gawker, which calls the leaked information “the most exclusive e-mail list on the planet.”

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One Step Test To See How Private Your Facebook Is

Mon, 05/17/2010 - 11:16pm — Smartmom

Well with all of the facebook privacy changes you might be shocked to find that something you though was private is now public for the world to see. Easy fix huh? Well it is if you know where to look and ALL of the spots to look in since facebook likes to make it not so easy to find.

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How Private Is Your Information? (Check)

Mon, 04/19/2010 - 12:32pm — Smartmom

WOW check out this site: Clicky

Type in your name and see what is says. You might be really shocked at the info it gives on you. I know I was shocked. It also pretty much had it all right except it had my house as a value of 1 Million plus, that is a little off. Laughing

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Now Facebook and Comcast isnt even safe

Mon, 03/01/2010 - 10:20pm — Niebr

Wonder what information Facebook and Comcast will turn over to police and intelligence agencies about you? Cryptome, the site that last week posted the leaked Microsoft "spy" manual, has posted company documents that purport to describe what those companies will reveal about you. As with the Microsoft document, the information is eye-opening. Keep in mind that what the companies turn over to police and intelligence agencies is not illegal. The companies are all, in their own ways, following the law.

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Comcast passwords posted on web

Mon, 03/16/2009 - 12:59pm — CritterKeeper

So for the past 2 months 8000 comcast customer's user names and passwords have been posted on the web for everyone to see. A customer did a Pipl search on himself and came across the list. Comcast was contacted, and obviously the list has been removed. Comcast is also freezing all the affected email accounts. Read more HERE.

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