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intrepidity

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3. I thought there were levels of access?

Reply to Ocelot II (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 17, 2024, 12:29 PM

Apr 17

(I'm not now nor have I ever been on Facebook).

But for those who are, I thought you can control who sees your stuff?

But also, I meant for places like DU.

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So let's say I'm called for jury duty (irl, not here) [View all] intrepidity Apr 17 OP

They've got your name and address so they can find you on Facebook, etc. Ocelot II Apr 17 #1

I thought there were levels of access? intrepidity Apr 17 #3

You can control who sees your stuff on Facebook but most people don't. Ocelot II Apr 17 #6

Hmm... That's interesting. Hugin Apr 17 #10

I have been called several times but never asked about social media. I'm curious how they word it and hlthe2b Apr 17 #5

See #6. Ocelot II Apr 17 #7

Useful... thanks hlthe2b Apr 17 #9

Deflect Tetrachloride Apr 17 #2

They have every right to search prospective jurors online ripcord Apr 17 #4

The last time I filled out a jury summons questionnaire... Hugin Apr 17 #8

Because "the truth" is never manipulated, right? hlthe2b Apr 17 #11

To clarify, I am only suggesting to say, "Yes, I have a social media presence." Hugin Apr 17 #12

Gotcha... hlthe2b Apr 17 #13

Some people have multiple aliases when posting on social media FakeNoose Apr 17 #14

Just answer honestly. I do not think you have rights to refuse to answer a question. SYFROYH Apr 17 #15