Israel's War on Civilization

[Shiftless2]

I've got the dummy e-mail already. Red flag?
A new dummy e-mail perhaps ...

I've got a couple that I use so I can register on various newspaper websites and read the articles that are "free to registered users". While I'm sure that a skillful hacker could track me down they've got no reason to since I never comment.

 

[sear]

"I've got a couple that I use so I can register on various newspaper websites and read the articles that are "free to registered users". While I'm sure that a skillful hacker could track me down they've got no reason to since I never comment." S2 #201

I've made several attempts over the years.
Perhaps Facebook tracks IP addresses.
I can try at the public library.

 

[Rigby5]

I don't need a smartphone or a webcam?
I've hit a snag before, long enough ago I don't remember the details.
I've got the dummy e-mail already. Red flag?
A new dummy e-mail perhaps ...

Its probably been a decade since I started using Facebook, but I don't remember it being a problem.
Not sure if a dummy email works since some things send an email code you have to type in, to verify access?

{...
On Desktop (Using a Web Browser)

1. Go to www.facebook.com.
2. Click Create new account (green button).
3. Enter your first and last name.
4. Provide your email address or mobile number.
5. Create a password.
6. Select your date of birth from the drop-down menus.
7. Choose your gender.
8. Click Sign Up.
9. Verify your account by checking your email or phone for a confirmation code and entering it on Facebook.

...}

 

[sear]

"Its probably been a decade since I started using Facebook, but I don't remember it being a problem.
Not sure if a dummy email works since some things send an email code you have to type in, to verify access?

{...
On Desktop (Using a Web Browser)

1. Go to www.facebook.com.
2. Click Create new account (green button).
3. Enter your first and last name.
4. Provide your email address or mobile number.
5. Create a password.
6. Select your date of birth from the drop-down menus.
7. Choose your gender.
8. Click Sign Up.
9. Verify your account by checking your email or phone for a confirmation code and entering it on Facebook.

...} " R5 #203

Unquestionably.
And if the normal process were acceptable, address of this how-to wouldn't be here.

I don't care much for cyber-buttsniffing, would not dream (nightmare) of disclosing personal details on the Internet, transcendently unthinkable!
It's never been about how I can disclose details under the pseud: Bruce Somebodyelse.

It's purely about lurk, to gain access to the material disclosed there, WITHOUT having to divulge my own details.

It's a low priority at this point.

 

[Rigby5]

Unquestionably.
And if the normal process were acceptable, address of this how-to wouldn't be here.

I don't care much for cyber-buttsniffing, would not dream (nightmare) of disclosing personal details on the Internet, transcendently unthinkable!
It's never been about how I can disclose details under the pseud: Bruce Somebodyelse.

It's purely about lurk, to gain access to the material disclosed there, WITHOUT having to divulge my own details.

It's a low priority at this point.

Well I do get about a dozen emails a day that claim there was a problem with my auto payment for things like streaming channels, insurance, etc., and that I should click on their link in an email that clearly is not sent by who they claim to be.
What is even scarier is how they seem to know what I am doing.
Like we are negotiating solar, and suddenly I am getting dozens of emails about the dangers of solar contracts.

 

[sear]

"Well I do get about a dozen emails a day that claim there was a problem with my auto payment for things like streaming channels, insurance, etc., and that I should click on their link in an email that clearly is not sent by who they claim to be." R5 #205

I teeter on the precipice of having two daily use computers, one Linux machine for Internet access, a simple vanilla PC that even if hacked couldn't produce more than my browser bookmarks.

"What is even scarier is how they seem to know what I am doing.
Like we are negotiating solar, and suddenly I am getting dozens of emails about the dangers of solar contracts." R5 #205

It seems it shall be ever thus.
We can thank in part the "free" services we get, almost certainly including gmail, etc.
My e-mail is through my ISP.
The browser ads I get are often for products I've recently purchased e-tail.
I understand the intent. Problem is, I already bought one. They think I need another ?

 

[Shiftless2]

Have to say that I very rarely get those sort of emails - every once in a while I get a phone call telling me there's an issue with my credit card (usually one issued by a bank I've never heard of) but those calls are very rare as well.

 

[Shiftless2]

Have to say that I have no idea who this guy is but the simple fact that he can say something like this is "disturbing"




But the we have guys like this, Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel's Minister of National Security.