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I always say that it's not like you have to outrun the bear. You just have to outrun the other

people who are outrunning the bear. So the bear attacks

someone else and not you, and you got to safety, right? And I think that's kind of what we're dealing

with. You're listening to How To. I'm Amanda Ripley. Today, how not to get eaten by a bear,

the digital kind. Let me explain. A few weeks ago, our listener

Susan found an odd message in her inbox. One morning, I got a request from Facebook saying,

such and such person wants to be friends with you, but the weird thing was that person was my name.

So I kind of ignored it, and then I started getting emails from some of my friends.

And so I went back and I clicked on it just to see who it was.

And there was this Facebook page with half-naked people and my name and my birth date.

So I thought, wow, that's terrible. I need to get rid of this.

Susan flagged the suspicious account in a message to Facebook and then waited to hear back.

And I got an email back saying,

we've looked into it,

and we've decided it doesn't violate our community standards.

And I thought, well, you know.

Yeah, I mean, I thought that's pretty crazy.

I mean, one, this person is sending pornographic content through Facebook,

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