Tech Alert
Chances are if you’re an active Facebook user, you know someone or you may be that someone, who has seen or used the meme, “Be Like Bill.” However, what you might not know is that meme generators, IQ tests and quizzes are just some of the ways you allow your info to be spread all over the internet.
How could this be allowed? Well you signed off on it when you signed up for Facebook in the terms and conditions section. What’s even worse is they can expose personal details such as your bank details…yes, you heard that right.
So before you go around generating memes and spreading them, be sure you know what you’re signing up for. For more exclusive details be sure to check out the video above.
Harry K.
January 29, 2016
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