Is Facebook trying to tell me something

[Nikki A.]

I was playing around on FB last night and there was a quiz that said it could guess your name. The first question was are you a male or female. I pressed male and when I was done with the questions it came up with Miracle (and as a female). I thought that maybe I answered the ist question wrong, so I did it again. This time it came up with Jessica.
Maybe I'm more far gone than I thought. LOL

[Maria in heels]

That's really amazing Nikki! It looks like the computer algorithm is already in place to see if you are really who you are !

[Beverley Sims]

Sorry to be a party pooper, I give Facebook a wide berth and always have.

I am cautious about any place that links your computer to all it's users.

[Jaylyn]

I keep my Face Book account and my CDing totally separated. I try to not let anything cross over to anything else electronic I have. Totally separate account names and computers.

[Leslie Mary S]

I have never had any of Leslie's stuff show up on Facebook. I did put a couple photos in a folder in my photo gallery marked as private as a test. They have stayed private. When I want to share a photo, I start a chat with that person and put the photo in the chat. I have also, on occasion, set up albums where I specified the FB identities that can open the album. That works well too.

[Tracii G]

I never do any of those games or fun quiz type things its just a way they can phish for personal info.
Never share any personal info on FB they know too much about everyone.
I keep my male and female pages separate using different emails and browsers plus I have blocked my male page from my female page and in the many years I have been on FB I have had no crossover issues.

[bridget thronton]

I agree Tracy - some of those FB quizzes are used for social engineering which can be used by thieves to gather info for identity theft

[Nikki A.]

I only have one FB page and never put anything on about this side of me. I also am a bit leery of some of some of these games. Anything personal and I just drop it.

[Veronica4me]

Be very careful about clicking on links to sites you don't know. It could be an easy setup for someone to gain a back door into your computer. Links your friends click on are not necessarily safe. Think about how often you get a spam email from a friend's email address. They use your contacts to try and tap into your network to steal their identity and bank information.