Over a decade ago, the chief executive officer of Sun Microsystems said that consumer privacy issues are a “red herring.” Scott McNealy, Sun’s CEO at the time, was famously quoted as saying in January 1999, “You …
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Social networks and the internet in general have not only broadened our reach for information, it has also made the world a smaller place where information about anyone and anybody is at our fingertips. Use the same etiquette on the internet that you would in ‘real-life’ or face to face conversations. Always use websites and social networks you trust. Hoponthis.com is a social network that offers a safe enviornment and cash and prizes to its’ users for their activity on the site.
I don`t think users care to much about they privacy. Most of them might think that they have nothing to hide. Anyways, it is a good thing that you have posted this article.
All users should be concerned about their privacy settings. It’s an easy process!!! There is no need to include personal information and share pictures with strangers. I am a teen writer at RadicalParenting.com which is a parenting blog from the kid’s perspective there are 60 teen and tween writers run by teen author, Vanessa Van Petten. We just posted a video of “How to set Privacy Settings in Social Networks” here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weM8rcAhAw8
and would love for you to check it out and tell us what you think or repost if you like it,
Cheers, thanks for checking it out!
G and the Teen Team
http://radicalparenting.com