A large number of studies and surveys tell us that Facebook is cited as a factor in anywhere from 25% to 66% of all divorces. In some cases, pictures, check-ins, and tags provide evidence that someone has been lying about something. In other cases, Facebook behavior is part of a larger pattern of bad attitudes, dishonesty, emotional abuse, or infidelity.
Showing posts with label secrecy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label secrecy. Show all posts
November 8, 2016
July 21, 2014
Privacy and Secrecy
Our local newspaper publishes a low-quality advice column. Recently, a woman wrote to the columnist about an incident in which she had picked up her husband's phone and attempted to enter the password. (The wife admitted that her husband hadn't given her the password; she had figured it out by watching him.) Her husband jumped up and knocked the phone out of her hand. The wife believed that her husband had overreacted and that his behavior was suspicious. In response, the columnist berated the woman for snooping and violating her husband's privacy. Yikes!
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dishonesty
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honesty
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privacy
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secrecy
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trust
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