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What I am asking is simple, although I know there are plenty of complicated actions behind the scenes if it were to happen: Please give your users the ability to turn direct messages on and off globally, and when on, give us the ability to select who can and cannot send us direct messages. I want to be able to follow people without them having the ability to send direct messages to me. I understand why this was built in to the original platform as most people that followed each other really did know each other personally. This is no longer the case, and so the platform must grown and move in the same direction as the community.

Thank you for your consideration Ev, Biz, Alex, Delbius and the rest of the crew. As the communications within Twitter have changed, so has the need for some of the original services to change with them. Keep up the good work.

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October 14, 2009 in Security and Privacy,Twitter with 1 Comment

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Where Can I Buy Acomplia, Earlier today I received a private message on Facebook from a personal friend of mine asking me to "Check 151.im". Knowing her and knowing the type of message, weight loss acomplia, Acomplia forum, I immediately recognized it as a phishing scheme...that is, an attempt for me to voluntarily hand over personal information to a site that I think is something I regularly use, buy acomplia online without a prescription. Acomplia weight loss, Very often phishing schemes involve bank information, but in this case the website in question looks like the login page for Facebook, key acheter acomplia en ligne. Acomplia .65, Understand that it is not Facebook, it is an attempt to get your username and password, acomplia message boards. Acomplia no script pay master card,

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Use common sense, acomplia sanofi aventis. Rarely, if ever, will your bank or any other site contact you and tell you that you need to change your password. If in doubt, open a browser and go to the site directly, do not click the link.

The site in question is being hosted in Latvia and is registered by a group in Russia, it's easy enough to look up WhoIs information, although very likely this is false. But you never know...some criminals are so stupid they would probably register with their own name.

Please share this information with others you know so we can stop this phishing scame before it gets too out of hand today.

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