I believe we’ve hit that point in this case where all of us are feeling a little grouchy due to the lack of Mollie and the lack of new information to chew over. LolReally? There are threads filled with them.
This is the first missing person’s thread that brings it up.
Yes. Also plagarism programs commonly used by professors check writing style as well as content. So with keystoke biometrics & programs like Turnitin, LE could figure out if someone else was typing her work.
I wasn't implying a hacker, in that fashion. I was thinking of a person accessing her Facebook, school account, etc using her device.
and wince at outlandish conjecture
Well, to me, it certainly seemed as though a poster was suggesting that the fitbit was placed ON a pig. I could possibly have misinterpreted the post. IMHO, it's a stretch to think that a perpetrator would do such a thing. I wear a Fitbit Flex 2. Most people don't even recognize it as a fitness device. The one that Mollie appeared to be wearing in one of her pics is similar to mine. I doubt if a perpetrator would be focused on that or go to extreme lengths to use it to fool LE. And I think putting it on a pig qualifies as extreme lengths. I've only been around pigs once, and they did not strike me as particularly friendly creatures.
Lol I know. The original conversation started when somebody asked something about a login and somebody else asked if they meant two factor authorization. I was only trying to clarify that I think they were talking about whether the computer had a login to access any programs, like when you first open or turn on the computer, not 2FA. But here we areSchools don't typically have two-factor authentication. They give you a school username/number and then you create a password. If MT lost her student ID, someone would have her username. My school puts our usernames on our cards.
Two-factor authentication is typically used for social media accounts, Google, emails, and banks... Probably other sites, I just can't think of any at the moment.
It may have changed since my college days, but our user name was also our email address. So if you used your school issued email, everyone would also know your user name.Schools don't typically have two-factor authentication. They give you a school username/number and then you create a password. If MT lost her student ID, someone would have her username. My school puts our usernames on our cards.
Two-factor authentication is typically used for social media accounts, Google, emails, and banks... Probably other sites, I just can't think of any at the moment.
