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Loyalty testers

Not a new idea but it’s now hitting the mainstream using social media real long and baiting. Before partners will be being tracked by AI surveillance bots!

https://news.sky.com/story/loyalty-testers-will-now-catch-out-your-cheating-boyfriend-for-a-fee-13225869

Drewnogal
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Interesting thread. How sad that some people will invest trust in such an internet service instead of trusting their own human instincts upon whether they can trust a partner.

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@divegeester said
Loyalty testers

Not a new idea but it’s now hitting the mainstream using social media real long and baiting. Before partners will be being tracked by AI surveillance bots!

https://news.sky.com/story/loyalty-testers-will-now-catch-out-your-cheating-boyfriend-for-a-fee-13225869
Not a new idea but it’s now hitting the mainstream using social media real long and baiting


I'm sure this is true, but there is a nice solution:

Close down your social media account(s) and stay off of it! We have snail mail, email, telephone, text, fax, personal messaging, instant messaging, skype, and zoom to stay connected to friends and work. Do we really need social media on top of all this? I think not.

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@mchill said
Not a new idea but it’s now hitting the mainstream using social media real long and baiting


I'm sure this is true, but there is a nice solution:

Close down your social media account(s) and stay off of it! We have snail mail, email, telephone, text, fax, personal messaging, instant messaging, skype, and zoom to stay connected to friends and work. Do we really need social media on top of all this? I think not.
What about just not doing something untoward?πŸ€”πŸ˜²πŸ‘

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@Great-Big-Stees said
What about just not doing something untoward?πŸ€”πŸ˜²πŸ‘
That's fine with me, but I preferred to unplug from the social media scene and simplify my life.

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@mchill said
That's fine with me, but I preferred to unplug from the social media scene and simplify my life.
I have been wondering how life would be without the social media - would I be able to stay in touch with friends and would I be happier not knowing all that is going on around us? All I want is peace of mind.

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@Torunn said
I have been wondering how life would be without the social media - would I be able to stay in touch with friends and would I be happier not knowing all that is going on around us? All I want is peace of mind.
Hmmmm. Wonder no more. Simply close your eyes and harken back to the time when none of us had it and low and behold we find that we did fine using the old means of keeping in touch. You know, letter writing, phones, you dialled, one on one get together with a friend over a meal or drink. Somehow we managed quite well without having to be instantly “available”.πŸ€”πŸ‘πŸ˜

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@mchill

Quit preaching boomer.

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If anyone thought it was better before phones and computers they wouldn't have phones and computers.

Nobody posting actually believes it was better back then or we wouldn't be seeing them post.

divegeester
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@mchill said
Not a new idea but it’s now hitting the mainstream using social media real long and baiting


I'm sure this is true, but there is a nice solution:

Close down your social media account(s) and stay off of it! We have snail mail, email, telephone, text, fax, personal messaging, instant messaging, skype, and zoom to stay connected to friends and work. Do we really need social media on top of all this? I think not.
And yet here are on this forum using a form of social media, and NOT even playing chess here.

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@thedogandthecello
You are probably right but over the last few years I have ditched Facebook,X and have bought an old Nokia ,(just text and phone)lot cheaper than the £40 I was spending on a smart phone.

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@divegeester said
Loyalty testers

Not a new idea but it’s now hitting the mainstream using social media real long and baiting. Before partners will be being tracked by AI surveillance bots!

https://news.sky.com/story/loyalty-testers-will-now-catch-out-your-cheating-boyfriend-for-a-fee-13225869
For an even bigger fee they won't tell your partner πŸ˜„

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@thedogandthecello said
For an even bigger fee they won't tell your partner πŸ˜„
Hmmmm. I see an ever increasing money scam here.😲

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If you doubt, that your spouse is loyal go to marriage counsseling.

Maybe your basic value "security" stands in question, maybe their value "freedom" is lived in a way you don't see as proper.

Maybe you are right and maybe you are just led by fear. It can be brought to light and your relationsship can bloom.

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@divegeester said
And yet here are on this forum using a form of social media, and NOT even playing chess here.
That's your opinion. This is a chess site, and to suggest these forums are a form of social media is bit of a a stretch. As far as chess goes, I announced weeks ago that I would be taking time off until early 2025 and fail to see what that that has to do with Loyalty Testing.

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