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Memes
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(Memes): identity theft letter from the Nationwide Building Society following theft of a laptop containing customer data in a domestic burglary extract mono 1 DHD.png
D=2006-12-23 [Dec 23, 2006]; S=217kB, 4263x2412; T=PNG image [MIME:image/png].
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- identity theft = ID theft, fraud, impersonation = See also phishing. Visit the following to help you understand and deal with identity theft:
- www.identitytheft.org.uk
- www.banksafeonline.org.uk
- www.getsafeonline.org
- www.staysafeonline.org
- www.CIFAS.org.uk
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About This Category
This is a collection of pictures and sounds evocative of, or related to, memes.
A prime example of a meme or 'infective idea' might be a compulsive ad jingle that you can't get out of your head, or a memorable quote or 'one-liner' such as "Infamy! Infamy! They've all got it in for me!" from the film "Carry on Cleo" (see a BBC news item on top film quotes).
If you are interested in the science of thinking, the mind, and memes, then visit UK Memes Central, or read Dr Susan Blackmore's The Meme Machine.
Variants Of This Exhibit
| Thumbnail | Exhibit Name |
|---|---|
 | identity theft letter from the Nationwide Building Society following theft of a laptop containing customer data in a domestic burglary extract 1 DHD.jpg (Memes) Moral is: keep as little sensitive data for as short a time as possible accessible to as few people as possible (not on nickable laptops at home for example). Just one reason why a government-held ID national database worries many people with any understanding of practical day-to-day computer security blunders: too much information accessible to too many people, some of whom bear grudges against the government or particular fellow citizens. |
Some Similar Exhibits
| Thumbnail | Exhibit Name |
|---|---|
 | identity theft leaflets from the UK government Home Office and the Nationwide Building Society following theft of a laptop containing customer data in a domestic burglary 1 DHD.jpg (Memes) Moral is: keep as little sensitive data for as short a time as possible accessible to as few people as possible (not on nickable laptops at home for example). Just one reason why a government-held ID national database worries many people with any understanding of practical day-to-day computer security blunders: too much information accessible to too many people, some of whom bear grudges against the government or particular fellow citizens. |
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