Ok, this has to be resolved.

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Originally Posted by Matt McKinnon

I can say anything is possible to hack into. Nothing is "safe" it's only to delay the inevitable. I had an email that I used for gaming on facebook awhile ago, never told anyone, had no friends, and made it to where my email was hidden. Then one day I popped back in and realized that I had 100 something friends and weird email's on that account. I then shut down that email and facebook due to that. Anything is hackable, just need the right person and the right skills.

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Matt is right. Anything is hackable. I mean, PS4 and XBoX got hacked, so did the U.S., and many parts of Asia as well.

When you are talking with someone via kik or any type of media, never download or click any link someone sends you, I did once and I got a virus.

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Originally Posted by D12*

When you are talking with someone via kik or any type of media, never download or click any link someone sends you, I did once and I got a virus.

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Even on devices?

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Originally Posted by Kendrick

Even on devices?

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Depends, buddy. I remember getting a virus on my PC by downloading software, getting ads every 20 seconds, don't trust the internet lol

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Originally Posted by Grandpa Illusions

Depends, buddy. I remember getting a virus on my PC by downloading software, getting ads every 20 seconds, don't trust the internet lol

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Nor softwares, McFee or whatever is a virus.

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Originally Posted by Kendrick

Even on devices?

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I don't know, but who knows what can happen?

Well you can't hack a tree with a plastic spoon, but I agree :)

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Originally Posted by Grandpa

Well you can't hack a tree with a plastic spoon, but I agree :)

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wat

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Originally Posted by Grandpa Illusions

wat

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The other definition of "hacking" something