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Originally Posted by Blondie93
I don't think it even takes that much time. One new member with an open profile tags her pledge sisters in a bid day or party photo. One click on the tagged names and you are on another new member's page. Requires virtually no detective skills whatsoever.
It's all in the tagging.
Agree that bottom line is profiles should be private. Also, if something seems fishy then go with your gut instinct.
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It's the personal details that are the creepiest, and that would take some time, but if profiles were private, the creeper would probably move on to an easier target.
I highly recommend anyone with a facebook use the ultimate privacy settings. If you search my name you'll only see my picture and an option to friend me. I don't even allow messages from those not on my friends list. Nothing on the internet is 100% safe, but if a burglar has a choice between the house with an alarm system and locked door or the house with no lock and no intruder alert, who is he going to pick?
I wonder what route this guy will go next once all the sorority girls have been warned?