GET MY INFO OFF GOOGLE!

[Just a person]

You can find a link to my last.fm in my profile with a google search on this website. I took it off of there and I can still find it in the google search. this is ridiculous.

[DailyDi]

If you removed the info it will take a few days to a week for google to update and remove the link

[Repaid1]

Again, common sense, the uncommon virtue....and blaming someone else for your faults is not a good way to get through life...chill!

[diaper baby 76]

in the great world of internet cloud Google Facebook etc ones privacy is never really private, always think first you hit send in seconds it's now public

[Diapered Dave]

Ok.. For us old farts who aren't 100% inter-web tech savy, what just happened?

[repetitivediaperwetter88]

Dun Dun Duuuunnnnn!!!!

[AwakenEvil]

This is why I have this username and my professional one

[Elfy]

Pro tip: Don't have the same info for NSFW internet accounts and SFW internet accounts...

[Dirty Diaper/Maxipad Lover]

Ok.. For us old farts who aren't 100% inter-web tech savy, what just happened?

The person who started the thread originally shared his last.fm profile (last.fm is a streaming music service kind of like Pandora,) through DailyDiapers. (I'm guessing he posted it on his DD member profile or something, but not 100% sure.) What that person probably wasn't aware of is that search engines like Google and Bing index DD, (which is why we can be found using a search engine in the first place,) including pages within DD itself such as member profiles. My guess is that the person who created this thread had a Last.fm profile that's related to his non-AB/DL life, and that searching for his Last.fm profile would yield a link to DD meaning that people who weren't aware he was an AB/DL could very well become aware if they did a simple Google search for him. Although this person deleted his Last.fm information from DD, Google/Bing haven't yet updated their search results to reflect that, and the person who created this thread is scared that he might accidentally "out" himself between now and when the search results are updated.

Edited December 19, 2014 by Dirty Diaper/Maxipad Lover

[Bettypooh]

If it's online it ain't private- and that means everything Some places and things are worse then others but nothing is sacred here. Farcebook, Twittness, and Googleplus are some of the worst at tying you in with everything you do online so I simply don't go there. You have to be careful to never let your alternate personna cross with your RL one or accept that it might get you 'outed' Even then there is no absolute way you can remain anonymous online for those who know how to go about it and who put enough effort into looking. And I just read a few news articles from the Techies saying that it's getting worse exponentially, and that in 10-20 years nobody will have privacy. Of course that's because the Techies use all the things that can get you 'outed' because they can't see how someone can possibly live without them but trust me- you can. And perhaps you should. People today are much like lemmings, following along with the masses blindly thinking that if everyone else is doing it then it must be OK, and it's that way of thinking that leaves you wondering why all of a sudden you're seeing a cliff face moving upward so quickly Read the privacy policies and TOU's before you do anything else and take the steps you feel you need to remain safe, then do nothing online that you're not willing to face publicly beacuse it can happen no matter what you do.

[Repaid1]

As I don't use any social media, this would be one of the reasons. Heck I just lost a Movie I wanted to see, thanks to the threats of hackers. I have been on a computer before they were sold to the public, let alone before the internet became main stay.

[willnotwill]

I learned a long time ago you gotta be real careful.

[Baby Brian]

I learned the same thing a long time before even social medial came along. Even simple emails (and text messages) need to be treated like they will be leaked out to the public. You just have to keep them all Professional and never write down something you would likely regret later on.

[Dill_Pickle]

The poster child for lack of privacy is Sony -- all their internal e-mails are accessible to almost anyone now!

[willnotwill]

And, if I really want to "out" someone posting or chatting on a site, I do what the FBI does.

[Just a person]

if I am being tracked on everything I have ever written down on the internet then I guess I have a gigantic catalog of job baring information that makes me infinitely unemployable.

[Elfy]

Anything you post on the internet is stored in a server somewhere... This post will be hosted on a server somewhere and who knows who else will look at it...

[Just a person]

Anything you post on the internet is stored in a server somewhere... This post will be hosted on a server somewhere and who knows who else will look at it...

[aleyxsis]

It really makes me wonder when people on facebook post every pic they have

[Elfy]

I have such a rich history of posts on the internet from the time I was very young that i hope if some unfortunately sob actually does decide to dig up my info (and damn him to hell if he does) then I hope that it's so incredibly shocking to them that they go into a coma and then come out with multiple personality disorder, with multiple child personalities that cry like a baby, one stoic personality that doesn't even remember what happened and tries to live it's life normally, and one alter personality that emerges that makes them sorry that they even looked up my information in the first place. Damn these people who don't take privacy into consideration. It is just not fair.

[BriGuy]

I have such a rich history of posts on the internet from the time I was very young that i hope if some unfortunately sob actually does decide to dig up my info (and damn him to hell if he does) then I hope that it's so incredibly shocking to them that they go into a coma and then come out with multiple personality disorder, with multiple child personalities that cry like a baby, one stoic personality that doesn't even remember what happened and tries to live it's life normally, and one alter personality that emerges that makes them sorry that they even looked up my information in the first place. Damn these people who don't take privacy into consideration. It is just not fair.

Wtf?

[Guest]

Hello,

[oddlynappied]

Oversharing is a common problem of young people who want to post their complete lives online.