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So, after a decent amount of experience in the chat room, it's amazing how many people I've found you seem to want to misrepresent themselves. Don't get me wrong, there's nothing wrong with keeping your identity to yourself, but that can simply be done by not using an avatar or using some general photo. Instead, many choose to use to photo of another person and present themselves as that person. My personal favorite was a lady from California who was using a photo of Miss Colombia 2007 and then proceeded (for about 15 minutes) to say that it really was her.
With that said, here's a simple way to help protect yourself. It's not a foolproof way to do so, but it's a good place to start:
Google Images allows you to search for a photo much like you would do any other search. You can click and drag an image from most webpages or from your computer onto the Google images search and you will see the search bar expand to say "Drop Image Here". Do so and it will search for any similar images. For images that you can't click and drag, you can use your computer's snipping tool to turn the image into something searchable. In Windows, just search for "Snipping Tool" and use the program to highlight the part of your screen you want to "snip". You can then save the image onto your computer and then do the same click and drag action into Google images.
A word for warning: many of the photos that I've found ladies like to use to misrepresent themselves are taken from incredibly inappropriate websites.
Be careful out there. Yes, it's a Christian website, but there are a large amount of very disturbed people out there who have no problem lying for extended periods of time.
Cheers.
With that said, here's a simple way to help protect yourself. It's not a foolproof way to do so, but it's a good place to start:
Google Images allows you to search for a photo much like you would do any other search. You can click and drag an image from most webpages or from your computer onto the Google images search and you will see the search bar expand to say "Drop Image Here". Do so and it will search for any similar images. For images that you can't click and drag, you can use your computer's snipping tool to turn the image into something searchable. In Windows, just search for "Snipping Tool" and use the program to highlight the part of your screen you want to "snip". You can then save the image onto your computer and then do the same click and drag action into Google images.
A word for warning: many of the photos that I've found ladies like to use to misrepresent themselves are taken from incredibly inappropriate websites.
Be careful out there. Yes, it's a Christian website, but there are a large amount of very disturbed people out there who have no problem lying for extended periods of time.
Cheers.
