Facebook again

and the club is another great example, complain, complain, then still go to it's sites

Another non FB user and +1 to M's first post

Facebook has its uses. Not a suitable discussion forum in my personal view. 

Facebook has its uses. Not a suitable discussion forum in my personal view. 

Does that mean we can discuss politics and interesting subjects on face-book? Something we cannot do here.

As CAMC don't own it, they'd be hard put to censor it, I'd have thought.

They can "censor" their own FB site so you probably won't see anything contentious on there.

Facebook is useful as DK pointed out for our hobby. We are members of a group who helped us resolve an issue with our mh when in Spain a few years ago. The dealer tried but failed, yet the group were able to take us through it one step at a time. This enabled us to continue our holiday rather than return home. Lots of very helpful/knowledgeable folk on there.

We also use it to chat to family and friends, if set up correctly its a useful tool. 

Groups are good as they are generally safe, we are a member of my eldest grandaughter's school group for families. Its great we can see what they have been involved in, see photos and view events planned. Parents etc can arrange car shares for weekends out +lots of other useful info. Wish we had had it when ours were there.

There are so many security breaches across the internet, we're all at risk somewhere. Much depends on how interlinked we are with other people, which most of us are, even if unintentionally. We're totally dependent on things working safely and sometimes they won't, the internet has never been totally secure.

I’m afraid that we are way past the point of being able to hide our secrets despite all efforts to the contrary. Although I have a Facebook account, I rarely post on it. And though much of what is posted may be trivial, there’s valuable posts too. Company losses may amount to $billions, but there are many more $billions left. The biggest danger to the public who use internet based systems, is themselves. The woman who supplied her account details to a scammer who pretended to be PayPal, complained about PayPal when she lost money. Account hacking and identity cloning happens in many more systems than Facebook. We all agree that security breaches are very undesirable, but shunning Facebook won’t stop them I’m afraid.

Except that it does not let one look back for that photograph some time later if one does not remember which of ones "friends" was involved in the original posting.  CT is possibly not a lot better in this respect though!