You might be wondering what I’m talking about here…well, an online identity theft is a person who uses another person’s identity to get benefits from it. For example, you can’t use your credit card. That means someone is using your identity for THEIR benefits. This could mean all your money in the bank which YOU own is used by the identity theft to purchase what he or she wants. And this also means you can never use your credit card ever again. Not fair isn’t it?

Well, from my experience, my facebook account was hacked. It was awful…you can’t open your account! I mean…yeah; YOU CAN’T OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT!!! It’s really a pity because probably, your hacker might use your account and send or post bad things. Trust me; it was a nightmare….A NIGHTMARE! You do not want that to happen to you. And yes, I’ve gone the hard way.

Okay, let me guess. You are probably wondering: How? Well, I don’t really know about that…I mean; their hackers, they’re probably really, really good at hacking.But I can tell you a bit of how you could prevent that to happen to you. First of all, keep private information private. Okay, what i mean is don’t ever, ever, ever,ever, ever(and so on :/)tell your password to ANYONE. And by that, I mean not even your mom. I absolutely do not care less if they’re the ones you ‘count on’. No. No. I am 100% sure; you will be sorry. Second, be careful. If your friend persuades you to tell your password ‘in case something happens’ just say ‘no’. That’s right; when it comes to personal things, you gotta be extra careful. Take no tolerance.

That’s all I got for you…I hope you’ll be even more careful about the people around you. And if you’re learning how to hack; don’t. Don’t. You would be absolutely positively sorry. Regret. Okay then…BYE!