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Question from Lisa: My ex-husband keeps changing the password to my Facebook account and logging into it to send nasty messages to my friends, and it’s causing me a lot of problems.
He even sends messages to my mom!
I don’t know how he’s managing to change my password. How can I stop him from doing that and logging into my Facebook account?
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Question from Freida: My ex and I are in the middle of a nasty custody battle. We got into an argument on Facebook and he ended up blocking me.
If I deactivate my Facebook account and then reactivate it, will that remove the block so that I can see his posts again? [Read more…]
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Question from Mark: This morning I got in a huff and posted a nasty message on my friend’s Facebook Timeline.
A few minutes later I thought better of it and removed it.
I’m absolutely certain that she wasn’t on Facebook when the message was posted and deleted, so I know she never saw it.
Will Facebook notify my friend that I posted a message on her Timeline and then deleted it before she could see it?
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Question from Callie: I had a casual friend on Facebook who started leaving hateful comments on my posts after he found out that my politics are different than his.
It got so bad that I eventually got mad enough to block him.
But now I’m having second thoughts about blocking him because I recently found out that his daughter and my daughter are great friends in real life.
The reason I blocked him instead of just unfriending him was to make sure he wouldn’t be able to see my posts.
My question is will he be able to see my posts if I unblock him? [Read more…]
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Regular readers of this blog know I often warn against installing apps from any repository besides the Google, Apple and Microsoft app stores because third-party app stores are typically riddled with malicious and malware-laden apps.
The big three mentioned above generally do a pretty good job at ensuring that the apps offered via their app stores are safe, but they are far from perfect.
To that point, a recent discovery by researchers for Dr. Web Antivirus has resulted in Google booting a total of nine malicious apps from the Google Play Store.