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Good news: you have more friends than ever. Bad news: all the talk is about mah-jongg and fibromyalgia.
Really? I thought they only talked about bingo...
Easy fix. Change your password. If she is accessing your account on your computer, keep your computer away from her. I'm pretty sure that's not the only thing of yours she has been accessing.
Or not even keep the PC away from her, put a password on your PC account and have it lock when it goes to sleep.
Or if it's a PC that the entire household shares, turn off the "Remember Password" feature, and log out of the account after use. With all the security measures available, there's no excuse for anyone to have to share their FB account with anyone.
stupid
Can't fix stupid comments.
Oh hey, you're from WI? Well, in case you're my SIL, your Festivus airing of grievances are coming a little early: your mom uses your fb if you leave it logged in, and multiple people in your family's fb, to stalk (and occasionally comment to) people she's blocked or limited or has other imaginary beef with. If you're not my SIL, that means there is more than one mom from WI doing this crap. Maybe they should be fb friends!
I am sure "Chazzi" is not exactly the most common name in the world.
This sounds like a bad plot to a low-budget horror film...
why does she have access to your Facebook acct? ydi
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Why does she even have access to your account?
Good news: you have more friends than ever. Bad news: all the talk is about mah-jongg and fibromyalgia.