@coldclimate @rosstimson @jtruk

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@Anachron social media, the clue is in the name, social.

It’s not the equivalent of your home address; it’s the equivalent of the town square, library, coffee shop, park. Shared public space; with etiquette and social responsibilities to match.

But I suspect we’re unlikely to change the others perspective; if you want to go to bat for the guy and make excuses for the behaviour, you do you.

@Anachron @Techielass victim blaming isn’t the way to go with this one. Repeatedly sliding into peoples inboxes once it’s obvious they don’t want to engage with your creepy-a$$ is not OK.

The point of social media is to engage with people: having a public social account is no more an invite for stalker-ish behaviour than a short skirt is “asking for it”.

@j_opdenakker yes, LastPass, but not necessarily for the usual reasons.

I’ve also convinced some family to use and join my family account; the ability to safely share passwords and entire accounts on death is a huge stress relief.

As morbid as it sounds, cracking a deceased relatives PC a day after their funeral so their widow can access household services is not an experience I want to replicate.

I handle the household tech; if I’m hit by a bus I want to ensure my kids have access to the family backups. Like a lot of folks, we have relatively few physical photo albums to pass down the generations.