How bad is the problem of over-sharing online? People are now singing about it in church.

A video that's been gaining buzz online in recent days shows worshipers at an unidentified church singing a gospel-styled tune with the apparent title of "Keep Yo Business Off of Facebook." In the blurry video shot with a cell phone, churchgoers sway and clap while a man and woman sing about the pitfalls of sharing not-safe-for-church behavior.

"Sundays you act like a saint, but your Facebook posts say you ain't," the man sings.

The video which surfaced online has got several commenting, with some saying "church should be about jesus, what is its business with what i post on Facebook", others have said "messages like that should be limited to a mentoring class and not a full blown service" and someone said " Amen! apparently, God hates duck-face selfless, drunk photos and gossiping…and so do I. LOL"

Internet and its wahala!!

watch video below:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJImTFz715s

http://www.infonubia.com/2013/08/keep-your-business-off-facebookchurch.html

i've met quite a few who are very vocal about facebook.

tpia@:
i've met quite a few who are very vocal about facebook.

Yeah, but isn't this take it to the extreme?

not surprised, actually.

like i said, people are very vocal.

tpia@:
not surprised, actually.

like i said, people are very vocal.

I guess you are right Not a bad message though. Facebook and other social media post have got lots of folks in trouble.

true, i guess that's what they mean.

i think, however, people should not be careless on fb, if you must be there.

infonubia:
Yeah, but isn't this take it to the extreme?

in a way, but the apprehension about fb is very high in some areas.

tpia@:


in a way, but the apprehension about fb is very high in some areas.

I posted a story about how people can be traced to a specific location based on photos posted on social media sites. The geo-tagging function on the smartphones captures the geographical position of the user as they post pictures from their phones.

There's also the risk of thieves breaking into the house while users indicate they are on vacation by post pictures and updates status.

its just a way to be constantly monitored [in addition to the constant monitoring].

and you dont know who's on the other side of the screen.

tpia@:
its just a way to be constantly monitored [in addition to the constant monitoring].

and you dont know who's on the other side of the screen.

That's right