MOTHER LODE III: ROADSIDE GEOLOGY AND MINING HISTORY: GRASS VALLEY TO WALKER BASIN

[BillA]

link restored, be prudent as to how you sign in

https://www.academia.edu/keypass/Qm...RY_GRASS_VALLEY_TO_WALKER_BASIN?auto=download

 

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[Asmbandits]

https://www.academia.edu/keypass/Qm...RY_GRASS_VALLEY_TO_WALKER_BASIN?auto=download

Modes please delete this, It is a trap!

Acts like you need google drive to log in, you log in and it asks for permission for YOUR google account to continue!!

 

[BillA]

Modes please delete this, It is a trap!

Acts like you need google drive to log in, you log in and it asks for permission for YOUR google account to continue!!

doesn't do that with me, does my sign up appear ? (it should, just use it ? ?)

 

[Asmbandits]

It made me give you access to my google account, then said that the item I was looking for was not available.. I had to change my password..

Even if you didn't mean to that aint right..

 

[BillA]

It made me give you access to my google account, then said that the item I was looking for was not available.. I had to change my password..

Even if you didn't mean to that aint right..

no idea what you are talking about
can someone translate ?

edit: I suppose I have a cookie hence the response on my computer
who is "it" ?
you did not give me squat
change every hour

 

[Asmbandits]

The link you posted brings you to a login, you can log in with facebook or google. When I log in with google it wants me to give you permission over my google account. I didn't know what I was clicking until suddenly my phone is telling me I gave my google account access to another person and if not to change my password which I did..

You may not have intended it but that's the reality, just waning others.

I click links a lot, this link gave you my google access to my account in the end.. Even if you didn't realize it that's what happened to me and that is very scary..

 

[BillA]

"When I log in with google it wants me to give you permission over my google account."

simply not true, you are uninformed - granted someone, just not me

 

[Asmbandits]

"When I log in with google it wants me to give you permission over my google account."

simply not true, you are uninformed - granted someone, just not me

....No, I do not make stuff up for fun. What I claimed happened, happened. You can say what you want, YOU are miss informed about the link you posted. I clicked it, logged into the site and suddenly I was changing my google password..

I'd advise a moderateor to click the link and verify this for themselves, seems like a tremendous vulnerability issue.

 

[Clay Diggins]

This shouldn't be a surprise to either one of you.

Their terms and conditions and privacy notice for accessing their website are clear that they "own you" if you sign in from another account.

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There's a lot more there. Read the privacy notice they offered you if you want to know how deep you can go for free info.

It's not really a scam if they warn you ahead of time is it? If you click the link you have agreed to their offer. Nothing was hidden.

It's a great series of books Bill. Thanks for sharing the links.

I'm not a member of either Facebook or Google so I will have to pass no matter what their price.

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[Asmbandits]

This shouldn't be a surprise to either one of you.

Their terms and conditions and privacy notice for accessing their website are clear that they "own you" if you sign in from another account.


There's a lot more there. Read the privacy notice they offered you if you want to know how deep you can go for free info.

It's not really a scam if they warn you ahead of time is it? If you click the link you have agreed to their offer. Nothing was hidden.

It's a great series of books Bill. Thanks for sharing the links.

I'm not a member of either Facebook or Google so I will have to pass no matter what their price.

Heavy Pans

Clay, that's not what I am referring to. Just about everything "free" or close to it online or app based these days will want similar info, a price to pay for some of the software if you want to use it..

What I am referring to is Google, my actually Google account as in I logged in with google as I do every other time I want to access something, only this time the way the link was setup it wanted permission to my account and I thought it was referring to what you are speaking of only it ended up giving the poster access to my google account, password and all. I started getting alerts on my phone soon as I clicked yes that my account was compromised and I needed to change my password if I did not authorize.

The poster might not know what or why and it my just be a setting with google drive but either way it was not a link that should be shared as so if its going to be compromising someones google account for clicking on it.

I use google drive now and then quit a bit, given that I would not think to read the terms of service every time I logged in, its google they are very secure usually compared to most sites. I guess it was my fault for trusting a seemingly legitimate user on a site I frequent.. lol

 

[BillA]

thanks Clay, I am (obviously) a member of academia.com so I "see" sign-ins differently, had hoped to bypass the sign-in

"I guess it was my fault for trusting a seemingly legitimate user on a site I frequent.. lol"
you should study English, nothing legitimate about me for you

 

[Asmbandits]

thanks Clay, I am (obviously) a member of academia.com so I "see" sign-ins differently, had hoped to bypass the sign-in

"I guess it was my fault for trusting a seemingly legitimate user on a site I frequent.. lol"
you should study English, nothing legitimate about me for you

I'd suggest you do the same, my English is fine and could be better I will admit but there is nothing wrong with what I said..

 

[mikep691]

While I'd be interested in reading the article, there is no "New user" path. And no given login info on my screen. Guess it's not that important. My claim is within this particular zone, and I'm always interested in further information.

I was going to put up a poster of this area, but I saved it in .pdf so it won't let me share.

 

[BillA]

a good book, I'll look for another source (w/o a sign-in ?)