The Facebook Stalker Phenomenon
Your Facebook stalker is just an average person in your life.
Your Facebook stalker is just an average person in your life.
You most likely do not meet him in your every day life. You might come across each other at a public event or a party. Such loners wonder without company — on their own. They initial behavior is as if they know you as a friend. And the scary part is that this isn’t far from true. To meet somebody you know nothing about and you’ve never seen before is absolutely normal. To meet somebody you’ve never met in person but has extensive knowledge of your life is more than scary. Among all the known and unknown Facebook friends we collect as if they are inventory, there a few who read and reread all you’ve put out on the web. Personal information about your life, friends, personal interests, relations and daily activities is available for free. What you listen to, look and watch at, what kind of sports you prefer, or which meals you have enjoyed the most, are all in a checklist of your virtual activities.
Your Facebook stalker most likely knows all that. That person has abused the free service and learned all out of your profile. Your interest are turned into a list of properties. Your virtual life is under constant inventory. If someone wants to do a research of you, the internet is an amazing service for the purpose. The clues to your personality are out on the web. Emotional experiences are literally scanned just like an inventory service in London is done. Information becomes property of whoever bothers to collect it. A few scrolls up and down, and a few clicks here and that’s all it takes. You most likely have more than one such stalker. Their personality reports are like as if they have been done by a professional inventory clerk. Accurate and precise description of you is what they do. With all persona features that we share deliberately, such thing is absolutely possible. Why think of where information might end up at? Everything we check in and check out we do report. Relationships, vacations, restaurants, clubs, where and what our job is, who do we know and what our habits are — it’s all in the list.
Say hello to the Facebook Stalker Phenomenon.
Free personal information turns sociopaths into social media psychopaths. These men and women spend enormous amounts of time into Facebook news feed research and traffic observation. They are internet inventory clerks and to abuse the service of Facebook in order to scan all the information, they can get their hands on, is what they do.
Not everyone is aware of the second news feed window. It pops up when you zoom out your screen a bit. People do not realize the evil potential it holds. That small list box shows all activities in real time. Almost like if your are under a microscope. It is one of the most important tools these social media creeps use.
Facebook stalkers lie in the shadows. They observe what games you play or who’s post you interact with. Your virtual footprint provides enough information for an interim report of your current interests. Facebook phenomena sociopaths create precise profiles of your personality so they can intervene with you in the best way possible. Facebook users often pоint out their emotional mood in a status, thus allow stalkers to sense what and where your vulnerability might be. Such data can provide a vast number of specific topics which might trigger your attention.
But how does it work? Tom likes Jane’s picture album. She uploaded it more than a couple of months ago. This means he has browsed her profile for quite some time, right? Tom seems to be really interested in that girl. A few minutes later you see Jane to hit the like button on Tom’s profile picture. This is how a pattern of what their relation is, has or might be in future can be built. How often does Tom post on Jane’s wall? Does he do it at all, and what’s her attitude toward him? All that can be easily observed. This is one of the most basic examples of how the Facebook stalker phenomenon works.
Facebook sociopaths might join games you play, explore your lists of favorite music and literature. That’s the best way to find out how to interact with you, regarding specific topics you enjoy the most. A good Facebook stalker always keeps the small news feed activities window in his sight. It reports all that’s done in the social media in real time. We give out this information about our life absolutely for free. We point out who your closest and beloved ones are and thus a huge part of our private life is exposed
We are all a part of a property inventory service. The property inspected are our own lives and the inventory clerks never show their faces.
We can not change that.
Beware.
