Anahnnnnn
I wanna know who stalks me on facebook:) , but will installing profile spy harm my computer??
Answer
A real Facebook Profile Spy doesn't exist.
However there are scammers trying to get people to set up an app for one and spamming their scams all over the internet. Including Y!A.
It gets deleted (from Y!A) right away because there is a concerted effort by the Community to keep the users safe from these scams and viruses
See & participate at:
http://suggestions.yahoo.com/detail/?prop=answers&fid=205143
Y'all DO know that's a scam right?
There is no "real" link or app that actually works.
The LINKS that have been spammed on Y!A for several months are actually a link to fake sites that are scams and malicious
If you go there , you may be asked to give info to "register"
That info will be used to swindle you.
You may be required to take quizzes or give a cell phone number. Don't do it!
Even just entering their blog-site can put you, your computer ,your security and your pocketbook at RISK
Do NOT take any "quiz" Nor any "Tests" about your fate (ie How will you die?)
Previous TESTS by these scammers have been:
Are you Good or Evil?
Are you Fat or Skinney?
Are you Cute, HOT, or Ugly?
How will you die?
...And of course the phony Facebook Profile Spy.
ALL OF THEM SCAMS AND DANGEROUS.
The scammers are using "Blogspots" for their spam/scams.
Please, in the future ... when you see the question and answer teams that have been spamming all over the Y!A site, just use the report button instead of endangering yourself, and possibly the curious/naive Y!A users that don't realize its a scam. The next cell phone number that they post fees too, could be your friend or relative. And the next computer that they infest, could be your own.
:)
PLEASE REPORT the Q&A at Y!A using the "Report Abuse" Button.
The Blogspots can be reported too:
Just go to:
http://www.google.com/support/blogger/bin/request.py?hl=en&contact_type=spam
and /or
http://badwarebusters.org/community/submit
See also:
http://thefacebookinsider.com/2010/07/facebook-confirms-again-no-profile-spy/
http://webupon.com/social-networks/profile-spy-scam-facebook-users-beware/
http://news.softpedia.com/news/New-Profile-Spy-Spam-Spreading-on-Facebook-147988.shtml
A real Facebook Profile Spy doesn't exist.
However there are scammers trying to get people to set up an app for one and spamming their scams all over the internet. Including Y!A.
It gets deleted (from Y!A) right away because there is a concerted effort by the Community to keep the users safe from these scams and viruses
See & participate at:
http://suggestions.yahoo.com/detail/?prop=answers&fid=205143
Y'all DO know that's a scam right?
There is no "real" link or app that actually works.
The LINKS that have been spammed on Y!A for several months are actually a link to fake sites that are scams and malicious
If you go there , you may be asked to give info to "register"
That info will be used to swindle you.
You may be required to take quizzes or give a cell phone number. Don't do it!
Even just entering their blog-site can put you, your computer ,your security and your pocketbook at RISK
Do NOT take any "quiz" Nor any "Tests" about your fate (ie How will you die?)
Previous TESTS by these scammers have been:
Are you Good or Evil?
Are you Fat or Skinney?
Are you Cute, HOT, or Ugly?
How will you die?
...And of course the phony Facebook Profile Spy.
ALL OF THEM SCAMS AND DANGEROUS.
The scammers are using "Blogspots" for their spam/scams.
Please, in the future ... when you see the question and answer teams that have been spamming all over the Y!A site, just use the report button instead of endangering yourself, and possibly the curious/naive Y!A users that don't realize its a scam. The next cell phone number that they post fees too, could be your friend or relative. And the next computer that they infest, could be your own.
:)
PLEASE REPORT the Q&A at Y!A using the "Report Abuse" Button.
The Blogspots can be reported too:
Just go to:
http://www.google.com/support/blogger/bin/request.py?hl=en&contact_type=spam
and /or
http://badwarebusters.org/community/submit
See also:
http://thefacebookinsider.com/2010/07/facebook-confirms-again-no-profile-spy/
http://webupon.com/social-networks/profile-spy-scam-facebook-users-beware/
http://news.softpedia.com/news/New-Profile-Spy-Spam-Spreading-on-Facebook-147988.shtml
Connections academy? need info please?
Alanna
I REALLY need info on connections academy. Please Help.
-how do classes work? when you get online do you do a live lesson or get a worksheet & lessons to study yourself?
- I will be working, do i get to chose when i want to go online & start school for the day?
- how do tests & quizzes work?
- any extra info?
Answer
In general...You are assigned classes just like regular school. Some classes are every day but some are not (like art and PE). Your scheduler, which is your online calendar, tells you which classes you have one which days. If your class shows up on that day, you click on that class and it takes you to an online lesson which is in written form. It will have video clips and exercises in it that you click on and watch/complete. Your live lessons are only once or twice per week, and are done in addition to your normal lessons. You are told by your teachers at the beginning of the semester which days and times your live lessons will be (they are the same days and time each week).
-yes you get to choose when you want to do your work. However, some states require live attendance at the live lessons, and some do not. If they do not, then the live lesson are always recorded so you can go back later and watch.
-how do tests and quizes work? Well, there is a quick check quiz at the end of each lesson to make sure you learned the lesson. the actual quizes and tests are longer and they are also at the end of a lesson. When you get to the page the quiz is on, you have to acknowledge the agreement that the work is your own and that you are not using outside sources to assist you. Most questions are multiple choice, but usually have some essay questions, so it would be difficult to cheat anyway. Also, some require you to voice-record your answer (its kind of cool).
-extra info- you will also have Portfolio items to turn in...that's just a fancy way of saying that you have projects. Some might be a full blown essay, but many are power point presentations. The computer that they give you has powerpoint preloaded and when you open it up, its already preset to just type in your Information or paste your pictures.
In general...You are assigned classes just like regular school. Some classes are every day but some are not (like art and PE). Your scheduler, which is your online calendar, tells you which classes you have one which days. If your class shows up on that day, you click on that class and it takes you to an online lesson which is in written form. It will have video clips and exercises in it that you click on and watch/complete. Your live lessons are only once or twice per week, and are done in addition to your normal lessons. You are told by your teachers at the beginning of the semester which days and times your live lessons will be (they are the same days and time each week).
-yes you get to choose when you want to do your work. However, some states require live attendance at the live lessons, and some do not. If they do not, then the live lesson are always recorded so you can go back later and watch.
-how do tests and quizes work? Well, there is a quick check quiz at the end of each lesson to make sure you learned the lesson. the actual quizes and tests are longer and they are also at the end of a lesson. When you get to the page the quiz is on, you have to acknowledge the agreement that the work is your own and that you are not using outside sources to assist you. Most questions are multiple choice, but usually have some essay questions, so it would be difficult to cheat anyway. Also, some require you to voice-record your answer (its kind of cool).
-extra info- you will also have Portfolio items to turn in...that's just a fancy way of saying that you have projects. Some might be a full blown essay, but many are power point presentations. The computer that they give you has powerpoint preloaded and when you open it up, its already preset to just type in your Information or paste your pictures.
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