Originally Posted by InsightsDigital

I just read this article a moment ago about a Christian Couple giving each other full access to their login information.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/...jMsygD9AHAMUG1

So what do you think?

I personally dont agree with it. Why? Well, I believe there should still be a level of privacy in a relationship.

Originally Posted by InsightsDigital

I do think that the sense of privacy does not really exist anymore - especially where people post the most details as possible on Twitter and Facebook updates, like "just got to work now" or "read a document for work". There was a funny clip on Current TV about this: http://current.com/items/89891774_tw...h-twitters.htm

Originally Posted by MktgRob

As I said in a previous thread, thiefs are monitoring Facebook and Twitter for people who post that they are away on vacation and targeting their property for robbery. It's like chumming the water for sharks.

Originally Posted by tiger86

Yes people do need to realize this, especially tweeters! You may think it is safe to tweet your leaving for the weekend if your profile is locked to private and only your friends see it but what if one of your friends has a public account and retweets it with a question or something?? Now everyone can see that you will be gone because they have to put the users name in a Re-tweet.

Originally Posted by marksinclair

Who cares what a couple does. It's up to them. If you don't want to share your login information, don't. If you are eager to share it with your significant other, then go for it. No one is stopping you.

Originally Posted by MktgRob

Valid point. But by the same token, sharing this type of information can blow up in a persons face if the relationship goes bad and one part of the relationship turns out to be vindictive. From the point of view of an online community manager, having a bad breakup play out in your community (for example, in DaniWeb) could drive some people away. But in the end, your point is just as valid as everyone elses.