This just shows how easy it is for predators find people...

[Aijelsop]

I was on http://omegle.com/ just chatting, looking for victims (im not a predator, just seeing how easy it is).

So far, I have found someone from [blank] Missouri. His name is [blank]. His phone number is [blank], and he has Verizon. Wow.

 

[Nujui]

Let me say one thing.

Take that personal info out.

That's not right.

And I'll say another thing.

You're not very smart getting someone's personal info on there and then posting it here.

 

[Aijelsop]

Fine :/

 

[Nujui]

Fine :/

What would you say if I posted your phone number on the internet?

 

[Aijelsop]

Eh... take it off?

 

[Nujui]

Eh... take it off?

Exactly.

 

[Hells Malice]

You want a medal or something? Not seeing a point to this thread.

 

[DJPlace]

that website is kinda messed up right there.

 

[Nujui]

You want a medal or something? Not seeing a point to this thread.

Me neither.

 

[Aijelsop]

yes it is

 

[Nujui]

yes it is

So you showed that you can find someone stupid enough to give their phone number and name to a complete stranger on the internet.

Then you go and post such person's personal info on the internet.

Like Hell said, you want a medal or something?

 

[Aijelsop]

No @above, the point was to show how easy it is for predators to find people.

 

[Nujui]

No @above, the point was to show how easy it is for predators to find people.

We all know that.

It's common knowledge.

 

[DarkShinigami]

eh i just use it to creep people out i use popular meemes and they always leave by the time i say "i can haz more?"

 

[Hachibei]

I think a better title would be "People are stupid on the internet". It wouldn't be easy for predators to find people if they didn't freely hand out their information.

 

[Aijelsop]

^lol

 

[Nujui]

I think a better title would be "People are stupid on the internet". It wouldn't be easy for predators to find people if they didn't freely hand out their information.

That would that right title for it.

 

[Rydian]

Another point is that security/recovery questions for games and sites and such (even bank sites) are often personal info about the person that they're willing to say at the drop of a hat, such as the high school they went to and such.

It's kinda' funny, they actually played on this a bit in the old movie Groundhog Day. The main character saw some hot chick at a coffee shop, asked her a few questions about her high school days, then the next day when time rewound itself he went up to her and pretended to be from one of her classes, using the info he gathered earlier to try to convince her to go out with him.

 

[cwstjdenobs]

I was on http://omegle.com/ just chatting, looking for victims (im not a predator, just seeing how easy it is).

Damn these predators, but all I can wonder is...

...who thought it would be a good idea to give them laptops?

 

[Rydian]

Hey man, you ever seen a stoned tiger on chatroulette?
It's hilarious!
Or violent.

Whichever.