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OPEN LETTER TO  FACEBOOK   TO BE MORE PROACTIVE ON PRIVACY & SECURITY OF WORLD COMMUNITY ATTENTON -  MARK ZUCKERBERG  AND  PRISCILLA CHAN https://hudadesk.blogspot.com/2019/03/open-letter-to-facebook-facebook-crimes.html NOTES: 1.  I intend to love making creative, interesting and learning videos .  My channel /  facebook pages /  blogs  stands out in terms of quality programming,  makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case  for creating an educational system. I continually search for light. I like to feel that my creation is a l ight that shines, illuminating the way; clarifying intricate issues, inspiring and motivating the hearts and minds of all human being .  By watching my contents/ videos, you can learn the appropriate solution  of  integral life problems  and  family friendly entertainment.  2.  I also like to put my active effort ...

BE AWARE OF FACEBOOK (FB) CRIMES CRIME General 1. Social media is the new way of bragging for those who commit crimes to gain a sense of self-power or self-importance. The audience is larger now and, perhaps, more seductive to those who are committing antisocial acts to fill personal needs of self-aggrandizement. 2. Crimes with a specific motive that involves FB as an accessory. And it’s not limited to deerstalking, identity theft, distribution of child pornography materials etc. These crimes are pervasive on the Internet. Importance of Social Networking 3. I like to info and help all highlighting the imp of social networking and of all related form of communication. With the rapid diffusion of tech, the no of crimes is increased dramatically. It is needless to mention that Facebook (FB) has completely revolutionized the way people interact. But there’s a dark side to the world’s love affair with social media. Criminals are finding new ways to utilize FB to commit new and disturbing cr...

AGE - CRIME CURVE INCLUDING CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN THE SOCIETY AGE CRIME CURVE https://youtu.be/H9FqlMiCIeU?t=2 https://youtu.be/xzDWEJEiV0s?t=2 https://www.crime3670.blogspot.com General 1. The age crime curve, increasing to a peak in the teenage years and then decreasing, is well-known. Less well-known is that it seems to reflect variations in prevalence rather than incidence. Age crime curves for individuals do not resemble the aggregate curve since incidence does not change consistently between the onset and the termination of criminal careers. This has major implications for criminal justice policy since the greatest residual length of criminal careers, and hence the greatest potential incapacitative effect, may be between ages thirty and forty, not at the peak age. Different types of offenses peak at different ages; this probably reflects crime switching rather than the replacement of one group of offenders by another. There is little specialization in offending, but specialization ...