We've all seen people post what they think are disclaimers on their Facebook page. It usually starts with, "I grant no one permission"... It doesn't work that way...
If you're on Facebook you have told a lie. Here are some of our more common fabrications of reality and why we tend to bend the truth like wet spaghetti.
Recent events in Dallas and heightened tensions nationwide prompted this PD to make sure "Pokemon Go" players don't let a Charizard get in the way of their safety.
We're always hearing about new ways to protect ourselves from unwanted stuff on social media, like ads, or spam, or being bothered by people we don't know or like.
How many times have you asked yourself, "How does Facebook know that I am interested in this?" I know that I have asked myself this many times, so now I ask, "Is Facebook listening to my conversations or things I'm listening to?"
We all have that one thing that aggravates us every time we open up Facebook. Here are the top ten answers from around the Bruce Mikels Multi-media Center.
This is likely the work of a hacker. I get a lot of these. Many of my friends do, too. These come in waves. Over a billion people use Facebook. Many become easy targets for malicious hackers.