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Re:Where’s my reply, OkCupid? (Prelude to a lawsuit) by jamesturn on Monday September 05, 2011 @04:47AM (#2961617)
The scary thing is that this is someone who has access to his private Facebook profile, aka one of his Facebook "friends". And he doesn't know who it is. There are traitors among his friends.
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Re:Where’s my reply, OkCupid? (Prelude to a lawsuit) by waitwhat on Monday September 05, 2011 @05:39AM (#2961721)
He has 1391 "friends" on Facebook. I think this is past the point you can claim to actually know all of them, or even recognise all of them in a crowd.

This is also past the point where you can fool yourself that anything restricted to "friends" on Facebook is actually private.

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Re:Where’s my reply, OkCupid? (Prelude to a lawsuit) by edanm on Monday September 05, 2011 @05:45AM (#2961733)
I may be old-fashioned, but I think it's possible for someone to know his home address without being a Facebook friend.
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Re:Where’s my reply, OkCupid? (Prelude to a lawsuit) by nxn on Tuesday September 06, 2011 @01:05AM (#2964218)
A few people mentioned this already, but if you whois his blog's domain you get his address.
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