[LegacyUG] Facebook
& Images

Thanks Brian for the input.  Am a ninety year old and thought it was a
program for sharing family records.  Don't even know how to respond to
all those "so and so accepts you as a friend". At first it was from
relatives and then people I don't know. Now the information I need is
how to back out and stop anything more coming. Thanks again.



Brian L. Lightfoot wrote:
> I'm agreeing with Mike on this: not only is FaceBook more trouble than it's 
> worth, you would also be best served by making sure all of your family 
> members would have at least two strong anti-virus programs as well as a good 
> anti-malware program before visiting any FaceBook pages. And then be prepared 
> for the inevitable hacking of your own pages. Try goggling "facebook hacks" 
> and you get over 332,000 results.
>
> Brian in CA
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mike Fry [mailto:mike...@iafrica.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 2010 3:24 PM
> To: LegacyUserGroup@LegacyUsers.com
> Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Facebook & Images
>
> On 2010/03/11 01:08, Tom Thorpe wrote:
>
>> Wondering what others think of using Facebook photos and information
>> (e.g. birthdate, other family member names and FB links) that are
>> accessible to everyone in my genealogical software (Legacy). I have
>> several extended family members and their children who are on FB and
>> have posted photos for all to see, friends and non-friends alike.
>> I do not intend to publish the material but had hoped to include it all
>> in a book of descendants to be handed out at the next family reunion.
>>
> For me, FaceBook is more trouble than it's worth!
>
> And as for linking your genealogical data to it, that sounds like a
> potential recipe for disaster. Living people might get their identities
> known and stolen. Details of children made available to paedophiles.
>
>




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