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"The Office of Personnel Management is preparing for a pilot program to automatically track public social media postings of people applying for security clearances......."
http://m.nextgov.com/cio-briefing/2016/ ... ks/127380/

And remember this isn't just upon hiring but also every 5 years..love some of the comments...

"Brought to you by the same goons that allowed China to steal the personal information of 21 million current and former federal employees...

...This technology will obviously be used wisely. No one's speech with be intimidated. No one holding a clearance will fear their livelihood is at risk by associating with others. Nobody will have to hide offline to talk to and meet with friends and family the Government might deem 'dangerous'. Our military and intelligence community people will not be gradually purified to accept the Will of the State unquestioningly. No ideological bureaucrat would ever take advantage of this capability, especially at the IRS or DHS. No one will create anonymous accounts to voice unpopular opinions anyway. Many terrorists will clearly be caught red-handed this way. Great idea. What could go wrong."

It was nice knowing you all.

I don't see what's wrong with this. It's public information.

You should direct your angst toward the NSA's bulk collection of private information. Seems a little worse, imo.

Skjellyfetti wrote:I don't see what's wrong with this. It's public information.

Not true. I only allow people I approve to see my FB.

I thought they were already doing this?

Or maybe I thought they simply blocked access to social media sites while at work.

I don't know what I thought actually.

bandl wrote:I thought they were already doing this?

Or maybe I thought they simply blocked access to social media sites while at work.

I don't know what I thought actually.

bandl wrote:I thought they were already doing this?

Or maybe I thought they simply blocked access to social media sites while at work.

I don't know what I thought actually.

You can pretty much get everything at the place I work now; FB and EBay for sure.

I'm sure this site could be accessed, but there's no way in hell I'm putting this site in my browsing history at work. I only talk to you bitches on my phone!

Other places I worked did in fact block all non-necessary sites.

93henfan wrote:

bandl wrote:I thought they were already doing this?

Or maybe I thought they simply blocked access to social media sites while at work.

I don't know what I thought actually.

You can pretty much get everything at the place I work now; FB and EBay for sure.

I'm sure this site could be accessed, but there's no way in hell I'm putting this site in my browsing history at work. I only talk to you bitches on my phone!

Other places I worked did in fact block all non-necessary sites.

The last time I actually worked in an office for someone else was so long ago that they actually did block facebook/ebay/twitter/etc, and I didn't have a smartphone then (just a crummy flip phone! ). Funny to think that back then the only thing I had to do was get a smartphone
Now I look at porn and facebook and fox news as much as I want.

Skjellyfetti wrote:You should direct your angst toward the NSA's bulk collection of private information. Seems a little worse, imo.

Unless you're a proponent of Single-Payer health care.

89Hen wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:I don't see what's wrong with this. It's public information.

Not true. I only allow people I approve to see my FB.

then this software won't affect you. people with public profiles would be affected.

Skjellyfetti wrote:

89Hen wrote: Not true. I only allow people I approve to see my FB.

then this software won't affect you. people with public profiles would be affected.

You have to be pretty dumb to post stuff the general public can see. Maybe that's why the government wants to see this. If you're dumb enough to do that, you're dumb enough to work for them. 93

Anyone who has a public Facebook page- government employees or not- is stupid.

I deal with literally 10s of Nigerian scams daily where people have had their photos and other documents farmed to create false identities in order to set up scams or worse.

That said, criminals love to show off- when I was a cop we called facebook "thugbook" because dudes on probation would post public pics of themselves flashing guns and contraband using their real names. If you are putting dumb things on your public facing social media site then you deserve all the discomfort coming your way.

89Hen wrote:

Skjellyfetti wrote:
then this software won't affect you. people with public profiles would be affected.

You have to be pretty dumb to post stuff the general public can see. Maybe that's why the government wants to see this. If you're dumb enough to do that, you're dumb enough to work for them. 93

It definitely makes you pretty lo hanging fruit.

Frankly fed agenc would be negligent NOT to do this

IP scramblers

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CID1990 wrote:Anyone who has a public Facebook page- government employees or not- is stupid.

I deal with literally 10s of Nigerian scams daily where people have had their photos and other documents farmed to create false identities in order to set up scams or worse.

That said, criminals love to show off- when I was a cop we called facebook "thugbook" because dudes on probation would post public pics of themselves flashing guns and contraband using their real names. If you are putting dumb things on your public facing social media site then you deserve all the discomfort coming your way.

Hey I have a public FB page :/

lol but im actually transitioning to a public fan page for my gaming and political stuff and going private soon on a new page.

Why? Because fuck you, that's why.

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Google "Ayo Kimathi" if you want to know how dumb some people, in this case a (former) DHS employee, can be.

CID1990 wrote:Anyone who has a public Facebook page- government employees or not- is stupid.

I deal with literally 10s of Nigerian scams daily where people have had their photos and other documents farmed to create false identities in order to set up scams or worse.

That said, criminals love to show off- when I was a cop we called facebook "thugbook" because dudes on probation would post public pics of themselves flashing guns and contraband using their real names. If you are putting dumb things on your public facing social media site then you deserve all the discomfort coming your way.

Were you still here when the thugs made a music video?

Ibanez wrote:

CID1990 wrote:Anyone who has a public Facebook page- government employees or not- is stupid.

I deal with literally 10s of Nigerian scams daily where people have had their photos and other documents farmed to create false identities in order to set up scams or worse.

That said, criminals love to show off- when I was a cop we called facebook "thugbook" because dudes on probation would post public pics of themselves flashing guns and contraband using their real names. If you are putting dumb things on your public facing social media site then you deserve all the discomfort coming your way.

Were you still here when the thugs made a music video?

yep

a few of us were mentioned in it

93henfan wrote:Google "Ayo Kimathi" if you want to know how dumb some people, in this case a (former) DHS employee, can be.

Yeah, Blacks can't be racist.

He's probably a Clinton supporter these days.

If it's acceptable for the private sector to do this, fuck the government employees!

this story from today is more suitable for your angst, imo

private emails are private and should be protected by the fourth amendment.

public facebook posts... not so much.

Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O) has sued the U.S. government for the right to tell its customers when a federal agency is looking at their emails, the latest in a series of clashes over privacy between the technology industry and Washington.

The lawsuit, filed on Thursday in federal court in Seattle, argues that the government is violating the U.S. Constitution by preventing Microsoft from notifying thousands of customers about government requests for their emails and other documents.

The government’s actions contravene the Fourth Amendment, which establishes the right for people and businesses to know if the government searches or seizes their property, the suit argues, and Microsoft's First Amendment right to free speech.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-micro ... SKCN0XB22U

Good on Microsoft.

Skjellyfetti wrote:this story from today is more suitable for your angst, imo

Or this story from today

http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-fis ... story.html