Ok, this has to be resolved.

[Froz]

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.

^^^^^

[MikeyUK]

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.

[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.

[Kendrick]

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.

Even on devices?

[Grandpa Illusions]

Even on devices?

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

[Kendrick]

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

Nor softwares, McFee or whatever is a virus.

[D12*]

Even on devices?

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

[Grandpa]

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

[Grandpa Illusions]

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

wat

[Grandpa]

wat

The other definition of "hacking" something