p*rn and facebook wtf?

Ctrl + Shift + N

 

Don't register.

 

Facebook is just evil. The end is neigh!!! When the false prophet returns, he'll do his bidding through FB.

 

So how does that happen?

 

Pretty much every video site on the net has a "share on facebook" button.

 

You click "like" on the pr0n web site without it even asking you "Post this perv stuff on your Facebook wall?" [done - without your permission :grin: ]... or just by visiting it...

... going to check my FaceBook activity now...

 

That's why one should use a completely separate browser for pr0n...

 

LMAO at the title of the video he was looking at!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

i feel dirty for looking at this thread....

 

The problem is you don't have to click anything on some of those sites.

Watch out: p*rn sites targeting your Facebook

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Thank god and his son Tim Tebow I don't look at any of those evil sites.

 

I don't register with any p*rn sites, also I am never logged into fb when I and doing my business, am I safe???

 

Tim Tebow is watching.

 

Chrome incognito man sees a lot of nasty ****.

 

this is also my play too, except i hate it when i want to return to something later.

 

Laughing at all the concern in this thread already hahahahaha

 

Spoiler

 

It's a pain for some, but I choose the cookie policy for every site I go to.

If I were to use fb, it'd be for that session only and logging off after I'm done. But **** facebook and it's dingleberry cookies.

I also clear everything before and after when I uhhh need some privacy.

You don't know what sites are out there that will try to abuse your cookies and security/saved password policy.

Lets say you went to a non-shady uhh tube site, but it opens a popup that you've never heard of. Since you're not caring about the trustworthiness or even who runs the site, they could cook up a XSS that magnifies a CSRF exploit* to a site like Amazon.

And if your cookies or saved password are still stored on the naughty browser, then the thief has access to do stuff on your account like buying an item, changing your address and password.


*If you don't know wth I'm talking about, and you visit sites with a lotta popups, then follow my advice on the first three lines.

 

I thought Google Chrome Incognito was for those instances when you are planning a surprise birthday party for someone and you don't want that person to know you are doing so?