Wayne
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That's me, very small circle of friends and no Divorcebook. They won't take me alive!Only use it occasionally for a small of friends and I don't do Faceache, so guess I'm not affected.
steve
That's me, very small circle of friends and no Divorcebook. They won't take me alive!Only use it occasionally for a small of friends and I don't do Faceache, so guess I'm not affected.
steve
With most of the CCTV cameras in the world operating in Britain, and tracking your every movement, FB probably has all the data access it needs to have a full dossier on you.So the European T&C’s regarding privacy/sharing of data are pretty much unchanged
We won’t be snooped on as much as others, for now

Depends on where you live.With most of the CCTV cameras in the world operating in Britain, and tracking your every movement, FB probably has all the data access it needs to have a full dossier on you.

)The problem with SMS is that ANYONE can see what is in the message (if they so wish) WhatsApp is still encrypted end to end.The racket and din was loud enough for whatsapp to defer the implementation for sometime while in India they went on a media blitzkrieg with clarifications and whole page ads were released in some parts.
I haven't had much success in persuading people to quit WA and switch to Signal. I am often told, that I never send personal msg on whatsapp and still use SMS service for most of text communication so whats the point in ditching WA for me.
To me their level of concern for WA privacy is this, I have simply given up and exclusively moved to SMS for any text now.
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Except on Mark's end.The problem with SMS is that ANYONE can see what is in the message (if they so wish) WhatsApp is still encrypted end to end.
Yeah, but the point being, don't assume that SMS is more secure than WhatsApp, it isn't.Except on Mark's end.
Inherently no, but it is less likely to be read by Zuckerberg's minions.Yeah, but the point being, don't assume that SMS is more secure than WhatsApp, it isn't.