05/31/2025
(Part 2) I’m almost fully healed and back to wrapping up house updates. We’re planning to relocate, hopefully closer to my daughter and grandkids, but finding the perfect property for our horses is key. We’re still weighing our options.While recovering, I’ve been diving deep into fighting scammers on Facebook, where over 3 million are actively hunting your money and personal data. These scammers are sophisticated, easily accessing your profiles, financial details, friends lists, and more—thanks to a deal a few years ago when Zuckerberg handed over user data to China for $16 million. Every link you click risks unleashing bots, viruses, or worse, compromising your identity. After hearing from two women who lost nearly $4,000 to these crooks, I teamed up with partners, including one focused on recovering stolen funds. As a computer nerd since the ‘80s, I’m in my zone here. My advice: lock your profile to friends-only, use top-notch antivirus and malware protection, and stay cautious. I’ve taken down over 5,000 scam pages, but they keep popping back up. One scammer even sent me a fake Elon Musk passport and an AI-generated voicemail, preying on vulnerable folks with fake celebrity pages like Steven Tyler or Willie Nelson, peddling “private memberships.”If you spot a scam, PM me the details. I’m working with the FBI and FTC, building a case with enough evidence to take to Congress. Either Zuckerberg fixes his AI to stop these data-grabbing scammers, or I’ll push to get Facebook shut down, even temporarily. I’ve started a page to share tips, separate from X. Be vigilant—these scammers are relentless and dangerously good at exploiting your data!
These are just a few from the past 10 days