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by anonymouskimmer
874 days ago
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> Similarly, I have a smartphone but no Facebook account so I must be a target. I'm sure they have a variety of "typicality" profiles for the significant fraction of the non-criminal population that doesn't use social media. In terms of being a target of investigation, all you have to worry about is if you deviate too much from those profiles. |
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I'd be curious to know if it's fact or otherwise but I'd assume it's correct. Like the curious person I am, I'll follow a link in a story to a related matter that of itself is innocuous but it contains a link to some 'darker' site, and so on.
Thus, it doesn't take long to end up on sites that are 'questionable' and one realizes it's not a good idea to be seen hanging around them despite the fascinating info that they often contain.
It seems this is an occupational hazard for curious nerds such as me. ;-)