The Gangsters Disciples Documentary 2017 : VICIOUS Gang of The Midwest - RARE!

[MajorVitaman]

Coli brehs careful what ya post

Spoiler

Wouldn't want to E-criminate ourselves in Trump's new admin

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

I didn't know there were so many GD's in Atlanta.

When i lived in gwinnett i knew a bunch of GDs.

 

[xd21]

Coli brehs careful what ya post

Spoiler

Wouldn't want to E-criminate ourselves in Trump's new admin

i run forums, trump dgaf bout a forum. he cares bout fb
How the NSA & FBI made Facebook the perfect mass surveillance tool

NSA documents make painfully clear how the agencies collected information “by exploiting inherent weaknesses in Facebook’s security model” through its use of the popular Akamai content delivery network. The NSA describes its methods as “assumed authentication,” and “security through obscurity.”

Two months ago, following a series of Facebook-related NSA spying leaks, Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg stated in a blog post that he’s “confused and frustrated by the repeated reports of the behavior of the U.S. government.”





According to The Intercept, the above slides do not reveal the NSA’s Facebook surveillance program in full. The report states that the NSA also “disguises itself as a fake Facebook server” to perform “man-in-the-middle” and “man-on-the-side” attacks and spread malware [below].[/quote]
Your new Facebook friend may be the FBI | The Insider

Here’s yet another reason to be careful of what you share on Facebook — the Feds could be checking you out. An internal Justice Department document obtained by the Electronic Frontier Foundation reveals that U.S. law enforcement agents have been logging onto social networking sites in the name of crime fighting.


According to the 33-page presentation (PDF), which was obtained by the EFF through a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, federal agents can use social networking sites to gather valuable information from and about suspects. The following information is listed as being useful evidence that can be gathered from social networking sites:

• Reveal personal communications
• Establish motives and personal relationships
• Provide location information
• Prove and disprove alibis
• Establish crime or criminal enterprise

The document gives a brief overview of four popular social networking sites and how information can be obtained from them. Facebook, for example, is “often cooperative with emergency requests,” while Twitter “will not preserve data without legal process.”

 

[prince_peoples]

The goat gang arguably

explain?

most of the gd nikkas i know, and i know a lot of them are broke bums who ain't about they bread.

 

[TRAP AMERICAN TV]

THIS BREH SEEM TO BE DOING SOMETHING RIGHT

 

[LevelUp]

Not for nothing but this was an interesting convo