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it's also a rickroll.

I don't mind getting rickrolled. What I do mind is that this person has my IP address (and yours too if you clicked it).

yeah I am a little worried too. I think I was using my VPN so I could watch star trek on netflix though.

@SH03L4C3 What will you do with people's IP address?

I like viewing pc specs
(JK its a link someone gave me... ill change it)

It's actually very serious to steal IP addresses, as it can be used to commit fraud and identity theft. I doubt SH03L4C3 is a criminal mastermind, but be careful who you give your IP to.

Also, the IP address won't tell you someone's PC specs

Thank you ProStar. Everyone, just be careful and try to avoid clicking links.

Ik Just a joke, It was not my link BTW, someone in a class project put it in our presentation

I fixed the signature

I'd recommend finding out what a link is before opening it unless it's from a trusted friend. Even if it's an email from "Amazon", or "Apple", scammers will often fake things like that. The easiest way to figure out what a link is when you're on a webpage is to use Inspect Element(you can Google how to use it), which will show you where a link will take you.

I also added a Mains and PB Page
All secure, you can check.
Leads to Google Sheets

Why would someone in your class need that information? Second, why can't you just copy/paste the YouTube video URL? Any ways, I've received emails saying my Netflix and apple account missed a payment/was locked out, and the thing looked legit. Logos, formal grammar, etc. I checked the sender address, and it turns out it was some random letters and numbers, so it was a scam.

strange... I recently got a call saying that my social security number has fraud but Im 14

Well don't listen to it. Also telling your age is a rookie play on the internet.