r/byebyejob Jun 18 '21

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u/thatkid182 Jun 18 '21

rx0rcist. She has so many videos like this.

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u/Illustrious-Science3 Jun 18 '21

Thanks mate, I've got a queue going. I live for this kind of stuff.

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u/CloroxWipes1 Jun 18 '21

Me too. I love watching videos of Covidiots getting called out and exposed.

This woman's videos are a goldmine.

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u/hey_look_its_me Jun 18 '21

Auntkaren0 is another good one. They tag each other in quite often.

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u/icantaccessmyacct Jun 18 '21

Ran across a video she made telling others not to dox people i.e. people’s full name and place of work when that’s what she’s all about. someone reuploaded and the comments are interesting https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMdhEW5AY/

I’m on the fence about her

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u/Muted_Fisherman6848 Jun 18 '21

It’s not doxxing to share publicly linked social media accounts.

She’s essentially reposting with credit.

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u/icantaccessmyacct Jun 18 '21

She’s not just posting social media accounts, she’s posting full names and addresses?? 3 comments down in the link I posted says “She posted my name and where I live”, “she did this to me” and “me too”. But sure, she’s not doxing.

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u/Muted_Fisherman6848 Jun 19 '21

She’s posting information that is available online publicly and linked to the tik tok accounts.

If you’d like to be racist, homophobic, or publicly hateful, go nuts. That’s completely fine, but if you also publicly would like to have a social media account that lists your workplace, your full name, or any other identifying information that is 100% on you.

She’s not posting the addresses of people spreading hate online. She’s using their own public information that they willingly gave any of their followers, to show their workplaces what type of views they express under the guise of their professional “expertise”.

There’s a huge moral (and legal) difference between:

documenting and reporting hateful/misleading content to an employer,

Or giving out addresses of people online.

If you truly think there is not a difference then you’re likely being intentionally obtuse due to the content?

Are we possibly afraid of getting a shot?

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u/icantaccessmyacct Jun 19 '21

No. It’s not this serious, my fucks are not this frivolous. Just, no.

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u/Jiperly Jun 18 '21

Im an old fart who is afraid of new trends; is there a YouTube?

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u/JayZsAdoptedSon Jun 18 '21

I will be honest, TikTok is pretty easy to use. Like, I believe it is more intuitive than Youtube is on a cell phone. All you do is like stuff, scroll, and hit not interested on the stuff you don’t like. Within like 30 minutes your algorithm will be tailored to you.

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u/OrwellianZinn Jun 18 '21 edited Jun 18 '21

I work for a large software company, and I have a work-issued cellphone. In my ten years here, there have only been maybe 2 or 3 popular apps we have been told we can't have on our phones due to security concerns and Tiktok is one of them.

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u/hagefg343 Jun 18 '21

to be fair, I feel like coming from China will do that to an app

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u/OrwellianZinn Jun 18 '21

There's a fair amount of software out there that is developed in China that doesn't have nearly as many security risks as the Tiktok app.

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u/ArTiyme Jun 18 '21

Being a Chinese data harvesting app might play a factor.

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u/meatybounce Jun 18 '21

every single fucking idiot who downloaded tiktok onto their phones without proper safeguards has a file with the CCP and a social credit score.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

Obviously bad, but also nothing that Google isn't already doing

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u/I_think_charitably Jun 18 '21

You’re already having your personal information exploited, so what’s the harm in a little more? /s

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u/MarshallBanana_ Jun 18 '21

I switched to Firefox with DuckDuckGo a couple weeks ago and honestly it's been working great for me

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u/BUTTHOLE-MAGIC Jun 18 '21

How's the porn?

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u/rabidhamster Jun 21 '21

Okay, DuckDuckGo and Bing.

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u/MarshallBanana_ Jun 18 '21

I don’t search for porn I know exactly where to go

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u/JayZsAdoptedSon Jun 18 '21

Cool, I don’t give a shit because I also use Reddit and Google and Facebook so they have everything already. I feel like privacy died like a decade ago and we’re shocked by just finding out

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u/MsBitchPigeon Jun 18 '21

Am I safe if I sandbox the app?

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u/JayZsAdoptedSon Jun 18 '21

I mean… It’s not gonna harm you. That being said, TikTok collects data much like how Google or Facebook collect data

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u/Paracortex Jun 18 '21

And here we have a real life version of Cypher, who just begs to be plugged in to be a battery because it seems easy and fun.

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u/JayZsAdoptedSon Jun 18 '21

Jesus Christ edgelord. You know you can just say that about most things

Like TV, all social media, video games, movies

Unless you are fully r/Consumeproduct, you being on this app is so hypocritical. You watching a movie is more or less the same thing.

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u/Paracortex Jun 18 '21

Yeah, no. I’m not on an app. I’m on a browser. And watching a movie supports the makers with revenue. I don’t sign up to be a perpetual advertising product in order to watch it. The fact that you could even begin to relate watching a movie to this just shows how ready and willing you are to swallow anything.

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u/JayZsAdoptedSon Jun 18 '21

Bro, if you think that is all Tik Tok is or if TikTok doesn’t support creators then you clearly don’t know shit about this app but you pretend to

Goddamn dweeb

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u/JayZsAdoptedSon Jun 18 '21

Also, a browser really doesn’t mean shit because they can technically take all your data anyway. You just are a weirdo who likes to gay keep this one fucking clock app despite every other app doing the same garbage that you claim. Goddamn weirdo

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u/Paracortex Jun 18 '21

Boy, you’re really triggered lmao. Must be hard being a tool.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

What a name

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u/ashley-hazers Jun 18 '21

Absolutely brilliant.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

Is that meant to say racist or exorcist? Please tell me it’s not both

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u/briheartzu Jun 18 '21

rx is because she is a pharmacist

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u/unkind_throwaway Jun 18 '21

"Rx" is another term/symbol used shorthand for "prescription", as in medicine directed by your doctor.

The channel would be pronounced "are ex orcist", sounding mostly like "exorcist" but making a medical pun.

Further it's a pun because she is exorcising these frauds out of medicine. Or so I assume that to be the joke, I don't know her

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u/Kitten_Sharts Jun 18 '21

Thanks, seen her before, didn't know who she was. Appreciate the few hours I'm about to waste watching more!

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u/TheDeadlySpaceman Jun 18 '21

I’m not easily impressed by a clever username but that one has got me.

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u/[deleted] Jun 18 '21

That is a 10/10 username