restocat said:It surprises me how some people post everything about themselves, to the entire world, and expect only good things to happen from it.
Yeah, some horrible comments, linked right back to their account. There was an old BBXRY member that shall remain un-named that was saying some horrifically racist stuff on Instagram, had to block that dude, turn my back and walk away.Reli said:It surprises me how some people post everything about themselves, to the entire world, and expect only good things to happen from it.
And they post highly political and racist opinions too. Lots of news sites allow people to post their opinion under the article. And they do it using their FB profile, for all the world to see (including maybe their employer). Stupid.

JustCruisin said:^^ half true.. Apparently that quote is from a fake twitter account in his name and Bill doesn't use social media..
But, still a nice message..![]()


Please do think of me as looking down my nose at the people who use FB, it's more of the way FB uses it's user's that I have a problem with. For every one person that has a handle on it all, there are millions that are being manipulated, even if you don't think that's true.Kenpat said:You guys do realize that this site we're on IS social media, right? I mean, implying that here, in our gated community, we're so much cooler than the riff-raff is kinda elitist, isn't it?
Personally, I like being able to post some funny shiteee, see what my friends, family, and teenage schoolmates, who are scattered all over the world (all 121 of them) are up to, and check it every couple of days. It brings the Boomboxery Facebook page right to my phone, where I can see some funny shitee that those guys, most of whom don't come around here, post. They skip this place. Why I don't know. It seems to be two different crowds.
I like both.
I'm not suggesting that by disparaging Facebook you're belittling that boombox crowd, of which I'm a part. I'm just saying that it's not so bad if you just ignore the idiots and try and be a little smarter with your information. If you have something to hide or don't want people to know... or are just naturally paranoid...don't post it. Me, I'm an open farking book. I just simply don't give a fark what all those trolls, bots, and fake accounts think about someone like me who has a real life. I don't want their life... they should be so lucky as to have mine, lmfao.
I can use a farking belly laugh every day, and I don't mind giving one out, either.
Yeah, now I'm talking about Freddy, lol. Dude's a riot.
If you're not on there, it really doesn't concern you, now does it? Having huge, simplistic opinions about all us deplorables that do use it...and how evil it is, well, jeez...it almost sounds like you feel kinda superior to the unwashed masses that do. Not being on Facebook doesn't necessarily make you one of the cool kids...nor does being on there....or here.
Of course, time keeps ticking and the world keeps turning when you leave Facebook. It does for us still on Facebook when you leave, too.
Chill out and lighten up. Smh, smdh...
Yeah, I'm talking 'bout Freddy, lol.
Thanks for posting M.O.M., I clicked this link and got this!MyOhMy said:No surprises here:
Facebook 'secretly allowed Netflix and Spotify to read users' private messages and shared YOUR personal data with Silicon Valley giants Amazon and Microsoft as recently as last summer', as the social media giant is hit with yet ANOTHER scandal.
*NY Times expose revealed Facebook granted access to hundreds of millions of users' data to 150 companies
*Netflix, Spotify, Royal Bank of Canada could read, write, and delete Facebook users' private messages
*Sony, Microsoft, and Amazon could all obtain users' email addresses through their friends as recently as last year
*Facebook gave companies this access even if its users had disabled all data sharing on their profile
(Link to article)
