Comments on: Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/ A blog for your personal and professional security Fri, 06 Jan 2012 15:17:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Why Identity Protection Matters for Kids (A 2011 Perspective) « ID Guardian http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/comment-page-1/#comment-852 Why Identity Protection Matters for Kids (A 2011 Perspective) « ID Guardian Mon, 15 Aug 2011 16:12:53 +0000 http://www.idguardian.com/?p=520#comment-852 [...] or family events. It’s been a hot topic across the Internet. From the New York Times to CBS to this very blog, the debate over how much information is too much information continues. When sharing your status [...] [...] or family events. It’s been a hot topic across the Internet. From the New York Times to CBS to this very blog, the debate over how much information is too much information continues. When sharing your status [...]

]]> By: The IDGuardian Podcast — Episode #20: The Risks of Geotagging (featuring Steve Schwartz) « ID Guardian http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/comment-page-1/#comment-669 The IDGuardian Podcast — Episode #20: The Risks of Geotagging (featuring Steve Schwartz) « ID Guardian Thu, 30 Jun 2011 14:31:08 +0000 http://www.idguardian.com/?p=520#comment-669 [...] real time by geotagging their experiences. This added angle to social networking can be fun, but as we have mentioned here before, there are risks [...] [...] real time by geotagging their experiences. This added angle to social networking can be fun, but as we have mentioned here before, there are risks [...]

]]> By: When the “Last Call” Could Be The First Mistake « ID Guardian http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/comment-page-1/#comment-125 When the “Last Call” Could Be The First Mistake « ID Guardian Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:23:20 +0000 http://www.idguardian.com/?p=520#comment-125 [...] collecting these numbers? 13th Street or an independent contractor? How secure are these databases? As discussed in a previous blogpost, the concept of volunteering information is all the rage, and people are willingly doing this to be [...] [...] collecting these numbers? 13th Street or an independent contractor? How secure are these databases? As discussed in a previous blogpost, the concept of volunteering information is all the rage, and people are willingly doing this to be [...]

]]> By: TeeMorris.com » Blog Archive » My Story So Far… http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/comment-page-1/#comment-120 TeeMorris.com » Blog Archive » My Story So Far… Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:47:23 +0000 http://www.idguardian.com/?p=520#comment-120 [...] again. A recent Bird House Rules was my step back into working the microphone, the same week I wrote a column for my day job. More columns like that, listening to a few podiobooks, and a few talk with my peers are now [...] [...] again. A recent Bird House Rules was my step back into working the microphone, the same week I wrote a column for my day job. More columns like that, listening to a few podiobooks, and a few talk with my peers are now [...]

]]> By: Tony Mast http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Tony Mast Wed, 03 Mar 2010 17:54:58 +0000 http://www.idguardian.com/?p=520#comment-113 "Thank you for points 3 and 4. There are good reasons to use FourSquare and the like. I have found new restaurants, places to visit, stores, etc. that I didn't know existed right around the corner from places I go ALL THE TIME because of FourSquare. Also, just because I am out and about doesn't mean that my family is. Go ahead... go to my house when I am out with my friends... my dogs, my wife and the police will LOVE to have a chat with you... well maybe not so much my wife. There are better ways to rob people. Waiting for the right tweet and finding someone that way is awfully inefficient. It's so much easier to comb the obituaries and look for entries that list the time, date and location of the services... not to mention probably enough personal information about the deceased to suss out how much might be available for pick up at their home." “Thank you for points 3 and 4. There are good reasons to use FourSquare and the like. I have found new restaurants, places to visit, stores, etc. that I didn’t know existed right around the corner from places I go ALL THE TIME because of FourSquare.

Also, just because I am out and about doesn’t mean that my family is. Go ahead… go to my house when I am out with my friends… my dogs, my wife and the police will LOVE to have a chat with you… well maybe not so much my wife.

There are better ways to rob people. Waiting for the right tweet and finding someone that way is awfully inefficient. It’s so much easier to comb the obituaries and look for entries that list the time, date and location of the services… not to mention probably enough personal information about the deceased to suss out how much might be available for pick up at their home.”

]]> By: Odin1eye http://www.idguardian.com/foursquare-pleaserobme/comment-page-1/#comment-112 Odin1eye Wed, 03 Mar 2010 17:29:05 +0000 http://www.idguardian.com/?p=520#comment-112 I had never heard about foursquare until recently. As a person who tends to be on the suspicious side of the web (rarely use my given name anywhere) I find it amazing that a service like this is used. Great post. Thanks! I had never heard about foursquare until recently. As a person who tends to be on the suspicious side of the web (rarely use my given name anywhere) I find it amazing that a service like this is used.

Great post. Thanks!

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