A security breach highlights Clubhouse’s weaknesses. An unidentified user streamed audio from several chat rooms on the increasingly popular social network to a third-party website. The Stanford Internet Observatory, which first highlighted concerns about privacy on Clubhouse, warned that users should assume all their activity on the app is public and being recorded.
The New York Times
Me: Knock Knock – You “Whose there” – Police and from there on, everything goes downhill rather fast, because they have a recording of what you said which will be used against you in a Court of Law…
My advice – don’t be a motormouth and don’t ever admit to something which could be used to prosecute you, or hold you to ransom.
Remember, your computer, iPad or iPhone connects to another one, you leave a footprint of where you are, who your ISP is and what your address is and who you are.
Try this: Put your full name in Search in Google and see if anything comes up, attributed to you – good way to find out what is in the public domain about you!! – sort of there for eternity.
