On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 18:38:43 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:


I've had a Facebook page since 2009 that I use occasionally to touch
base with family and friends. Recently however, I started getting
notifications on my cell phone about things and people I have never had
contact with. I don't even have the Facebook App on my cell phone.

I checked all my settings on Facebook and all the notifications are
turned off. I have tried to keep access to friends and family only.

Then I discovered that somehow I also have an "Advertising Account". It
has my email address but it's something I never signed up for or even
knew about. If you use it, it charges $$ to a credit card or something.

Anyway, that was enough. Found the appropriate page and deleted my
Facebook account completely. It's getting too wacky and too
"collective" in terms of information on you.

If you are not paying for the product, you are the product. I only
have to see that tag line on your posts to see how you are paying for
your free anti-virus by spamming your friends. I hope it is not going
any deeper into your PC but be aware when you authorized AV software,
it runs at the administrator level.

As for Facebook, I don't fool with it but Mr Ed still has an account,
that has been taken over by "Deuce" (Mr Ed II)
Neither of them have any credit cards.

On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 21:06:31 -0400, wrote:

As for Facebook, I don't fool with it but Mr Ed still has an account,
that has been taken over by "Deuce" (Mr Ed II)


Neither of them have any credit cards.

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On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 23:07:43 -0400,
wrote:

On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 21:06:31 -0400, wrote:

As for Facebook, I don't fool with it but Mr Ed still has an account,
that has been taken over by "Deuce" (Mr Ed II)


Neither of them have any credit cards.

===

That you know about. :-)


If I see a pallet of Puperonis being dropped in the driveway I will
have to look for paw prints on my keyboard.

On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 21:06:31 -0400, wrote:

As for Facebook, I don't fool with it but Mr Ed still has an account,
that has been taken over by "Deuce" (Mr Ed II)


Neither of them have any credit cards.

===

That you know about. :-)
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LOL

On 8/10/2017 9:06 PM, wrote:
On Thu, 10 Aug 2017 18:38:43 -0400, "Mr. Luddite"
wrote:


I've had a Facebook page since 2009 that I use occasionally to touch
base with family and friends. Recently however, I started getting
notifications on my cell phone about things and people I have never had
contact with. I don't even have the Facebook App on my cell phone.

I checked all my settings on Facebook and all the notifications are
turned off. I have tried to keep access to friends and family only.

Then I discovered that somehow I also have an "Advertising Account". It
has my email address but it's something I never signed up for or even
knew about. If you use it, it charges $$ to a credit card or something.

Anyway, that was enough. Found the appropriate page and deleted my
Facebook account completely. It's getting too wacky and too
"collective" in terms of information on you.



If you are not paying for the product, you are the product. I only
have to see that tag line on your posts to see how you are paying for
your free anti-virus by spamming your friends. I hope it is not going
any deeper into your PC but be aware when you authorized AV software,
it runs at the administrator level.

I've used AVG free for years on four computers and have never had a
virus or malware type problem on any of them. Very happy with AVG. It
runs in the background, causing no slow downs of computer performance
like Norton or Macafee does. Once in a great while searching for
something on the web I'll get a popup saying that it blocked a
connection due to a suspected bad link, so it's doing it's job. The
virus and malware definitions are updated daily automatically. I think
it's one of the best anti-virus, anti-malware programs around and that's
not just my opinion. It is rated the best of all of them last time I
looked by the computer guru community.

As for the advertising tag line, I forgot to turn it off when I first
commissioned this new computer. I've done so now since it seems to
bother you and Harry. :-)