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Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by Day 3 of the Hurricane RealID, Damage is Begining to Surface | IzzieBytes

Day 3 of the Hurricane RealID, Damage is Begining to Surface | IzzieBytes — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 01:52:08 +0000

[...] A fellow WoWer takes up the challenge and within 20 minutes is talking to him on his work phone. Read the tale here, it’s extremely interesting, and kudos to both parties for going about the entire thing in a [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by Facebook's 'real name' policy attacked by Chinese blogger - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net

Wed, 09 Mar 2011 17:13:40 +0000

[...] is the perfect example of why i dont want my personal info in the Internet. http://seewhatyoudidthere.com/2010/0…-internet-age/ __________________ Antec Owners Club : : The Official Corsair H50 Hydro Series Club : : The [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by [Slashdot] Apple Doesn't Learn From Blizzard - Page 5 - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net

Fri, 03 Dec 2010 17:35:13 +0000

[...] look at the example where the guy posted his real name in the Blizzard forums. Found the link: http://seewhatyoudidthere.com/2010/0…-internet-age/ They had all his information within an hour. People were calling him at work. It's dangerous [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by Real ID et Blizzard : bas les masques ! « Actualités et analyse du marché des webgames

Mon, 27 Sep 2010 08:54:12 +0000

[...] témoignage d’un community manager sur etingbees.brokentoys.org Exemple d’un joueur retrouvé sur son lieu de travail sur seewhatyoudidthere.com Share and [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by Rape in Video Games: Part Duex at In a state of thixotropy

Rape in Video Games: Part Duex at In a state of thixotropy — Sun, 19 Sep 2010 23:22:37 +0000

[...] (and if you think for a second this doesn’t apply, you’re fooling yourself) P.P.P.P.S. Why taking things like rape and stalking seriously are important, even in a video game. It’s easy to find people. I know I found out which Southern state amber lives in, at least [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by The Foursquare Conundrum « Bitches Get Stuff Done

The Foursquare Conundrum « Bitches Get Stuff Done — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 19:57:06 +0000

[...] reality is that the more people know about you, the more they can put together online. Check out this post about how one Blizzard user was able to demonstrate this in a very real and frightening way; lucky [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by Se strange latul « IPOblog [ipostaze]

Se strange latul « IPOblog [ipostaze] — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 13:18:55 +0000

[...] completa a dezvaluirii identitatii tipului de pe forumul WoW aici. [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by Blizzard Removes “RealID” idea but kept in pipeline for the future - Toasted Edge (Alpha)

Wed, 14 Jul 2010 06:43:02 +0000

[...] regarding information on the net regardless if you’re a gamer or not. The article can be read here. Thanks Blizzard for listening and coming to your senses. I know that you still want to use the [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by How Many of Me? « Tish Tosh Tesh

How Many of Me? « Tish Tosh Tesh — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 12:06:33 +0000

[...] a few times about this RealID thing is that people with unique names will be easier to stalk. Even though it’s not all that hard to track [RandomDude719], unique names make the heavy lifting [...]

Comment on RealID Changes; The Very Real Ease of Stalking In The Internet Age. by bluspacecow

bluspacecow — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 08:41:40 +0000

scarfyrre : I was hacked last Sunday in WoW at 10am. I believe it’s because Blizzard forces us to use their idea of a log-in name, and not one we can make up.

I will admit I registered a Wordpress account just to answer this statement here. You can actually make one up. You don't have to use the same old email address as your battle.net login forever. Just by changing the email address registered to your battle.net account. This changes the login name for your world of warcraft account. This wasn't possible with the old login system. You log on your battle.net (either us.battle.net or eu.battle.net) and It's the first blue link under "My Profile". It's really easy and can be done in minutes. The hard part is choosing a new email address and registering it. As for checking the email on there - most email hosts support POP3 mail checking. IE You set up the extra email addresses under your main email. When you check your main email you check the extra email accounts as well at the same time. You can change possibly it as often as you like only do it from the same computer and IP address to avoid raising red flags at Blizzard about it. My apologies if I have read your words wrongly - it's just this is a feature of battle.net that doesn't get promoted often enough.