Published on May 21, 2010 by Technology Slice
Dennis Blair Set To Resign – BARACK Obama’s intelligence czar Dennis Blair will reportedly resign, after the top US spy apparently lost the full confidence of the White House. Mr Blair, who as director of national intelligence co-ordinates 16 US intelligence agencies, met the President in the Oval Office on Thursday American time and offered [...]
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Published on March 16, 2010 by Technology Slice
Master The 48 Laws Of Power – When Andrew Bynum walks into a room, people step aside. At 7 feet tall and 285 pounds, Bynum is the starting center for the NBA champion Los Angeles Lakers. He hurls his Mack-Truck-like shoulders against some of the biggest and baddest men on the planet every game night. [...]
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Published on January 8, 2010 by Technology Slice
if some1 has their profile set as private but one photo album visible to all can they see who has looked at that album if they have ‘profile spy’ ?
Tags: Open Question, Photo Album, Spy
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Published on January 8, 2010 by Technology Slice
My friend recently posted a comment on Facebook (and by comment, I means she commented of somebody’s status) about a teacher (nothing serious) and the next day the teacher told her to ‘watch what she wrote on facebook’ about her (in an angry way).
The profile settings were completely private. Only friends allowed to see the profile.
However, some people had the theory that because she was in the school network, the school was able to see the profile. Others say somebody simply told the teacher.
Another teacher told us once that the school has the ability to phone Facebook and ask to view student’s profile. But she was not, and had not previously done anything wrong or said anything offensive before, so why was there such a cause for concern to spy? It wasn’t even a post, it was a comment.
The last thing is, the teacher has three sons at the same school who my friend was friends with on Facebook. HOWEVER, the teacher specifically said that she did not find out through her sons.
Can anybody explain how this happened? I feel the comment was not serious enough for somebody to tell her about it. Please help, we are seriously concerned the school is spying on people, a la 1984.
Tags: facebook, Friends, Open Question, Profile Settings, Spy, Spying On People, Student Profile, View Profile
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