If a person has no concerns over Facebook, they probably don’t need to worry. If it’s worth the thought, go to a corporate IT person, or you have your own
point of information. They’ll show you how your phone can be turned on, tracked, camera turned on and recorded. The law passed years ago, required all phones without this remote capability to be turned off, and illegal to turn on service. Why? Since then, capabilities (for national security & our own good in case we need help...aledgedly) have grown exponentially. Note, the main people needing help being found, are homeless...the cost of providing phones to homeless would be for less than millions of people paying to be followed with there “new” phones. FB is fertile ground for finding people and seeing what site they go to and back track, and everyone who has ever texted any message to them for years. Every message. There really is no fire wall from this. Anyway, that’s the tip of it, and most people don’t care. It s good to know your vulnerabilities, whatever the case.
