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emails

virus emails, chat room harassment

posting personal information such as phone numbers email, address

hacking

spamming and at the extreme end, death threats.

Experts suggest that in cases where the offender is
known, victims should send the stalker a clear written warning. Specifically,
victims should communicate that the contact is unwanted, and ask the
perpetrator to cease sending communications of any kind. Victims should do
this only once. Then, no matter the response, victims should under no
circumstances ever communicate with the stalker again. Victims should save
copies of this communication in both electronic and hard copy form.

As soon as individuals suspect they are victims of
online harassment or cyberstalking, they should start collecting all evidence
and document all contact made by the stalker. Save all e-mail, postings, or
other communications in both electronic and hard-copy form. If possible, save
all of the header information from e-mails and newsgroup postings. Record the
dates and times of any contact with the stalker.

Victims who are being continually harassed may want
to consider changing their e-mail address, Internet service provider, a home
phone number, and should examine the possibility of using encryption software
or privacy protection programs. Any local computer store can offer a variety
of protective software, options and suggestions. Victims may also want to
learn how to use the filtering capabilities of email programs to block e-mails
from certain addresses.

you can’t have two accounts on Facebook,

you’re giving up copyright control of your material.

You’ve agreed to “final and binding arbitration” for resolving most disputes with Facebook.

Privacy is NOT guaranteed

Inside the Changed TOS

"You own all of the content and information you post on Facebook, including information about you and the actions you take ("content")."

"You give us permission to use, store, and share content you post on Facebook or otherwise make available to us ("post"), subject to your privacy and application settings,"

"You may delete your content or your account at any time with the understanding that removed information may persist in backup copies for a reasonable period of time (but will not be generally available to other users), and that content shared with others may remain until they delete it."