By clicking on one of the logos below you can view a copy of the terms of service for each company listed. Pay attention to the areas where they talk about what information they gather and who they share it with. You will notice they all share one characteristic in common. They are all vague and confusing but a sharp an d experienced eye (ME) can pick it out quicklyu and explain to people who may not be as sharp in these matters.


GOOGLE


In the first days of the internet there were search engines. These were entities that used specific code to direct a user to the specific site on the internet desired.

FACEBOOK


Facebook started it all. Formed in 0000, Facebook now has over XX followers in XX countries. Political controversy surrounds FB but this is true of all major corporations. This forum is only concerned with the cyber threats that FB poses. MOst of the world has no clue just how much damage can be done with a tiny amount of knowledge

INSTAGRAM



TWITTER


What started as a simple communication app to be silly with friends became the worst offender of the first ammendment in the history of America. Twitter is probably one of the least secure platforms in al the internet. It uses no encryption and people send snesitive information here almost every hour. The 142 character limitation ius a thing of the past and so is the "text only" aspect. Nowadays a person can spread informaiton like the flu in AIDS ward with Twitter.

TIC TOK


Otherwise known as the kamikazi app. We have all heard the stories about fools taking unbelieveable risks associated with "tic tok challenges". These future organ donors are a disaster in and of themselves but none of them realize how much information they are putting out in the open.

YOUTUBE


You Tube started out innocently enough but now, with it being bought out by Google, it has become a monster. Google is synonymous with spying. But to learn more about Google click CLICK HERE. You tube these days requires a person to give personal information for Google to store in various places around the globe. This is not an alarmist position. Google owns a building in Manhattan, NYC that contains every site you have ever visited on Google. Even if you use "Ghost Browser" Google records it all and youtube is no different.