That's true one should be careful about it.

I'm extremely paranoid when it comes to my personal information. I've had real life stalkers so I'm very careful about what I share, and with whom.

Oh hell ya! Learned the hard way that if you get some online "friends" that aren't too stable, they will take anything you say or do (or DON'T!) and try and make your online life a living hell. The stalking can get pretty serious too with them needing to follow you from site to site.

I learned there are some really crazy people out there.

Doing my best to be balanced around it, and having certain things I won't go into.

I'm careful what I post and whereI post it. I don't post anything that could cause me future headaches.

I only give out that info to Nigerian prince's

It's not just about stalkers or weirdos, it's about scam artists. They're very sophisticated, in how they approach you, and eventually get you to release information, while thinking you're volunteering the information yourself, without them asking for it.

It's a multi $B industry.

I am very careful who I share personal information with. I like to get to know someone for quite sometime before I even begin to trust them. Anything I’m told on here by Nybody else, I keep to myself and never share.

I've never revealed anything about myself, neither pictures nor my exact location. I do not want to be identified.

I know a few that share way, way too much here and that scares me for them.

No. Im kayla and i live in los angeles. Like find me hahah

yeah, after my third credit card was stolen, I stopped answering THAT question online!

I'm here to share with others, to let people know who I really am. However I know of the risks that come long with it, I've experienced a lot of it even without a computer. I am cautious in what I say and share, careful to omit critical details. Example: I will tell what country and state, but never give a specific location. Or I have told some (not all) people in my circle my real name, but first only and never last ... and truth is the name I give is my real nick name that people call me and generally know me as, not my given birth name. so yeah, not TMI is important to me.🤠

I'm 52, live in Seattle WA, my name is David and I am a computer programmer. Is that too much information?