[ SECRET POST #5083 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5083 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Right now the thing that's giving me strong "I am too old for this shit" feelings is all these damn teens sharing their names and locations and selfies on the open internet and I'm just sitting here having millennial conniptions and going "Why! Do you want to be murdered??? Do you want to be abducted??? What the hell?????"

[(Anonymous)]

IKR!? I'm pretty sure there was less danger for me in the early 2000s, but remembered getting talked to about the dangers of chatrooms on sites like Habbo hotel by teachers suggesting that just giving out your first name online would end badly.

[(Anonymous)]

Haha oh man, that reminds me of being 13 in the late 90s and telling someone I was chatting with my first name for some reason, and then freaking out thinking that was somehow enough for them to hunt me down and murder me.

[(Anonymous)]

I think about that, too! Like the others who've replied have said, I got it drilled into my head as a teen that you have to be very careful about what you reveal online, so yeah, seeing that change so dramatically these past couple decades has been quite something.

Course, considering how many parents will happily put videos of their babies and children on social media for the world to see, and considering how many online sites openly ask for so much of your personal info nowadays when you're signing up and all that, it's not surprising that a lot of kids who have grown and will grow up with that wind up thinking it's okay to be so open online. It's all they've ever known. Privacy is a hard thing to come by anymore in general, it seems.