...is not to publish one’s life on the internet.

number attached to a facebook account and anyone can claim any name. An account can also be cloned. Someone right clicks your pic and creates another account with your name and sends new friend requests to your friends.

in going after people on disability they are naive. Soon they will shift to claiming they are not disabled by having a social media account in the first place.

when the government USES that information to make judgments about what IS or IS NOT a disability.

I'm no fan personally (and why I don't use the damn thing)
But there IS an argument to be made about the opposed ideas of 'no you don't actually have e free speech in here because you signed the EULA,' AND 'the government can just go a-browsing, and then use what they see IN A PRIVATLY OWNED SPACE to deny you something, without a warrant or due process.'.

Everybody has to pick one or the other. If it's a public space, then Facebook doesn't get to tell me what I can and cannot say there.
If it's a private space, the government can get a warrant and Facebook, and ATT, and everyone else should be telling them that on our behalf, and short OF that warrant, the justice department and Homeland Security can fuck right off.
Same goes for every other site that is NOT a .gov.

Let's decide.

If we asked them to heh

My disability was granted within two weeks of application because I have a very grave illness that I hide pretty well. Evil idiots.

claimed hurricane losses he never had.

And what a STENCH it is.

This is not about saving the government money. I’m sure the number of people fraudulently claiming benefits is small enough that the effort to find them will cost more than it saves. This is about creating the connection in people’s minds between social security disability benefits and fraud. It worked with welfare, and it will work with disability benefits as well.