People Who Should Have Remembered To Log Out Of Facebook - REACTION

People Who Should Have Remembered To Log Out Of Facebook - REACTION
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Hey guys, today on my channel we are reacting to some people who should have logged out of facebook, who doesn't love a good social media fail! hope you enjoy these facebook fails.
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[@georgeeads8689]

My wife has access to all of my stuff. She is welcome to look any time she wants. In over 20 years she has never looked once. The same applies to me.

[@alexia3552]

I like that, mutual respect and trust.

[@georgeeads8689]

@@alexia3552 The way I am is I will trust someone 100% until they prove me wrong. They get my full trust immediately. If do not trust someone it is because they have proven to be unworthy of trust.

[@cyndilopez5302]

Same. No passwords.

[@georgeeads8689]

@@cyndilopez5302 My wife knows all my passwords also. My laptop, tablet, phone, accounts, etc. If she forgets then she knows where I keep them written down.

[@kathrynb130]

She looks. She just doesn’t say anything.

[@amykat75]

I can so relate to the stealing meds one. My dad had cancer and his girlfriend and her daughter were stealing his pain meds and using them/selling them. Luckily I had health care POA, so I was able to get hospice to put him on a morphine pump. No more pain pills to steal. It still breaks my heart and makes me so angry that someone he trusted did that. I can never forgive her for making some of his last days so miserable.

[@UnauthorizedComedy]

I'm so so sorry for your loss and those horrendous ghouls. Addicts do this all the time. I have a pain condition literally called "the suicide disease" because a high number of its sufferers can't take the pain but I have had my meds stolen by people I was trying to help or who I thought were friends. People in recovery, God bless them for trying, are the first to tell you that they did this.

[@r.7530]

The thief one is honestly GOLD😂😂

[@renferal3774]

Years ago when I was in Australia, one of the guest in the hotel forgot to log off his Facebook on the public computer. So, I ended up in his account. I wrote him a message on his wall and logged him out. That was 11 years ago and we have been friends ever since. :)

[@1alayzzia]

NEVER give someone you are dating your passwords. If you break up they can use that information to mess up your bank account and your credit. Sit beside each other on the couch and switch phones if you don't trust each other or need that kind of reinforcement.

[@MajorJim69]

You do realize they’re talking about a phone password. Not your bank password. Your phone password😂

[@myacct8304]

@@MajorJim69 yeah, but if they can get into your phone, they can get into things that you're signed into, change your passwords, fuck with your life for sureeeee. Maybe not bank stuff, but email, Netflix, social media, sensitive stuff.

[@oliwiaburczyk4624]

@@MajorJim69 you know there are banking apps for phones right?

[@MajorJim69]

@@oliwiaburczyk4624 Duh? Did you know the banking apps on your phone still require a password. It’s your fault if you make the password the exact same as your phone😂 that’s idiotic anyway to use the same passwords.

[@MajorJim69]

@@myacct8304 I have all of my stuff on lockdown. So, I don’t have to worry about that. Even if it’s from my account (email), it’ll ask my secondary email (which isn’t on my phone or logged into) if I wanted to do that. All I have to do is say no. That’s how most of my stuff is. Also, you can require a passcode to open certain apps.

[@shafali1972]

TO BE FAIR........Everyone cries at the end of Marley and Me.

[@mokrah3632]

kinda hard not to..

[@sophielehmann37]

Yeeees yes they do!

[@SleepIntoTheDiamondLife]

who wouldn't!

[@aboutface9392]

Especially the book

[@dmf1301]

Not big tough men who refer to women as ‘bitches’ along with some vulgar reference to having sex with many of them!

[@yellowmushroom1962]

I'm so happy you have a personal channel, I would have missed you

[@shaelynp7630]

I second that- it would've sucked to not hear some sauciness from you at least once daily 💙

[@brentlionakaboldchamp]

Thought everyone knew about this, lol? I only recently found her informed vids just before she left, but been knew about this channel.

[@yellowmushroom1962]

@@brentlionakaboldchamp I knew about Inform overload, but I didn't know about this channel until recently

[@sarahlovee1865]

Welcome to the fan club. We all love our potato queen

[@vedikarathii]

@@yellowmushroom1962 did she leave inform overload ?

[@whatsupwithjinx]

Honestly, I don't get why people are all like "If they don't give you their passwords it's a red flag". Like, I get how being secretive is sus and all, but I personally have no qualms letting the person I trust through my phone IF they ask me to see. I feel like snooping isn't something that should be encouraged either way. If you want to see, I'll unblock it for you, sure, but what the hell are you doing on my phone/computer without me knowing?

[@oliviafields6990]

Yes! Should my other half feel insecure and looking through my phone or socials will give him some reassurance, I have NO problem with that. BUT if he just randomly goes through my stuff I would be upset. Consent is key.

[@hilaryc3203]

My brother and his family live in another party of the country, so he and I regularly exchange emails. I'll get them from his email account, or he'll write them from his wife's email account; which ever is handier at the time. There is a difference however, between married couples and bf/gf. I wouldn't give squat to someone I was just dating.

[@SherioCheers]

eh, if you're in that kind of relationship you should just know their passwords. I've never once asked for my husband's but I could tell you what they all are.

[@SleepIntoTheDiamondLife]

exactly!

[@jelica9475]

Not wanting to share EVERYTHING with a person you are dating is normal. It is supposed to take time to get to know each other. My personal info is not a way to 'earn' your trust. Can you imagine back in the day before cell phones if someone told you that they wanted to see your home phone bill so they can see who you are calling??? That would have been a red flag THEY are f*cking crazy.

[@MrsTMazz]

As someone who has been married for nearly 30 years, DON'T SHARE PASSWORDS! Especially if you want to stay happily married. We trust each other and have no need to snoop on each other. And it gives us privacy.

[@spicybrown75]

Yeah agreed. I'm married for 22 years and we need to keep some semblance of privacy. Lol.

[@emmyblue30]

I’m getting married next year, but we’ve been together for 10yrs. We’re well into adulthood. Anyway, we have our faces on each other’s Face ID but we don’t really use or check one another’s phones. Just no need to.

[@Tired_Night_Owl_in_the_Woods]

Me and my husband do not have passwords, but we can easily touch each others phones. No special agreement 🤷🏻‍♀️ Noone even has the desire to check messages or social media🤷🏻‍♀️

[@dmf1301]

So the secret to a long lasting relationship is not to swap passwords and trust each other? Who’d have thought?!! Congrats to you all for your lasting relationships 😊

[@SaltyD3plorable]

@@spicybrown75 ,,,? M m p poll

[@chrissymoss514]

The 2nd to last one (stole cancer friends medicine etc) was sooooo low. A truly disgusting person.

[@MatthewCallison]

At 1:09 - They cover up his profile name, cover up his name in "to all of....friends", but then the last sentence starts with "He is Chris Brown". Censoring fail.

[@andrewthezeppo]

Haha noticed that too and was wondering if maybe it was an autocorrect thing and supposed to say he likes Chris Brown as in the singer/woman beater

[@RMBlake007]

Fortunately there are thousands of Chris Brown's...

[@ellenino]

Lol thankyou!

[@DoubleMonoLR]

Another one is much worse, they blank out someones address, but leave it perfectly visible just prior. Other than thieves, it's a bit sketchy publicizing most of this stuff even when the censoring isn't sloppy though.

[@CincinnatusPublish]

You can't say someone is entitled to their privacy and say they should give you their password. I have nothing to hide yet no one gets my password, and I never ask for anyone's password.

[@NAVIAHHHH]

Honestly, whenever my significant other asked me for my Instagram password I say no… I mean I did give him my main acc but my private insta is a no go.. he even had my snap and my Twitter. I would take pictures on snap and he would get mad at me asking why I didn’t send it .-. Like bro you have my acc.. save it .-.

[@beultra3083]

I didn't know this was even an issue for most couples...my partner has never asked for my passwords and I've never asked for his. We're just not that interested in each other's social media.

[@Futu06]

Yup. My partner could have all of my passwords and access in theory, but I wouldn't be comfortable with it if he ever actually looked. Not because there's any cheating going on, but because I talk to a lot of international friends via Discord and some of those conversations are deeply personal sometimes, i.e. things they've shared with me when they're going through tough times, etc. I'd feel like crap if someone else (even my partner) saw those exchanges, because those are things my friends have trusted me with, were not meant for someone else's eyes and are not mine to share without permission. I don't subscribe to the idea that once you're a couple, you're a unit and therefore whatever is okay for me to know from my friends is okay for him to know. It just doesn't work that way. Being in a relationship doesn't mean I relinquish my obligations to be a good friend to other people and protect their privacy as much as I protect my own.

[@tabitas.2719]

@@Futu06 For partnerships absolutely; another commenter pointed out that difference between marriage(/live partnership) and gf/bf or dating; when I tell my aunt something I'm aware she'll probably share it with my uncle and I'm fine with that, knowing he'll keep it confidential as well and that's as far as it goes. When I do not want something shared with somebody's spouse I say so and that is respected as well - I feel like this is just another instance of every relationship being different as well as there being nuances.

[@bettyveronica460]

I agree. It's just common sense to (not) share any passwords. It doesn't mean anyone is doing anything sneaky.

[@megp3526]

The ideal relationship is that you don’t have to have your significant other’s social media logins.....

[@OperariaCarito]

Exactly

[@DrAnderson1]

I think it’s probably more ideal if you don’t WANT them. Whenever I’ve felt like I really need to know what’s going on when I can’t see it, I know it’s time to move on

[@WhyYoutubeWhy]

Nah, it's that you and your significant other don't have Facebook to play around.

[@nesvrstana1950]

I don't have social media (if you count there Snapchat which I don't use or Whatsapp 😂)

[@brandimunguia]

I am permanently disabled and I had 10 surgeries over the course of 2 years. I needed help when I was in bed rest for 9 weeks after one of the surgeries and also twice after having foot surgery. I had some “friends” offer to help me out and I got them paid through my insurance for their time. All they had to do was get me my medicine, make me TV dinners and make sure I didn’t fall when going to the restroom. Most of the time, all they did was sit around and watch tv in my living room while I mostly slept. 2 of the 3 “friends” that helped me out ended up stealing a good amount of my pain meds. I’ve also had “friends” who’ve just come over to visit and ended up stealing my pain meds and muscle relaxers. We now keep my “valuable” meds in a safe that only my husband has access to and he leaves me only the amount I need for the time he is gone each day. He has also implemented a rule that no one is allowed over if he is not home.

[@WaiferThyme]

when i worked for ATT , i had a guy call up and ask if i could arrange to have the mailman meet him at the corner with the phone bill so his wife wouldnt see it. i refused . told him i was not goin to help him cheat on his wife.

[@andrewthezeppo]

WTF does that have to do with anything in this video?

[@lauravario3002]

Anything it wants damnit!!

[@phoenixdavida8987]

Would you even have the power to arrange that??? Lol.

[@WaiferThyme]

@@phoenixdavida8987 hahaha heck no! He still got mad at me though.

[@WaiferThyme]

@@andrewthezeppo 5:28 Charlotte talked about cheaters hiding their phones and phone info

[@kaleidoscopicfractal460]

Nah, let's de-normalize the expectation of sharing passwords. There might reasons, on a case by case basis, that people choose to share account access, but expecting it to be the norm is not actually healthy boundaries. I won't disagree that being hyper secretive with one's social media is a red flag, but expecting unrestricted access is also a red flag.

[@MsShellectable]

Thank you! I fully agree. Everyone is entitled to their privacy. And I love kaleidoscopic fractals.

[@mennystrat9561]

finally someone said it lmao so agree. I don't get this whole "share passwords with spouses" like no. no. why? if this is about showing you trust your partner, then I expect your partner should have no reason to ask for those passwords, since there's gotta be trust. eh?

[@kimberlydyle269]

If a person has nothing to hide then there should be nothing to hide it all. I have access to my husband's phone and he has access to my phone anytime we have been together for 17 years now. Married for 15. If there is no trust then there is no relationship. If there is the slightest bit of Doubt Then There goes the trust out the window.

[@SocialLocust]

@@kimberlydyle269 It's not about hiding anything. It's about respect and privacy. It's like pooping at your house and being told you can't close the door because then it means you're doing something nefarious. It's not an evil poop, but it's mine and I don't need someone checking in on the situation. It's rude.

[@Bobbiii0.2]

@@kimberlydyle269 You don't trust him, or he'd be allowed to have his own password etc.

[@laurenmichelle49]

The first incident happened to me. someone had broken into our van and no one had seen them do it so when we were going through our van I found a phone and something in me told me to look and see if maybe the person was logged into Facebook and sure enough they were... so I was able to get their name and I posted a nice little status for them as well 😂

[@jamesbrighton1778]

my niece left her phone open.... sent a message to all her friends "i smell you while you sleep" lol

[@alicewilloughby4318]

*james brighton* "I can smell your brains."

[@benmemon]

Whenever I have the chance to type something weird I just type "kshsiajdhwoeueowkrhdnfnslaosidhekwodueuqo" then send it

[@neophantomyt1435]

LOL his is just dumb. Let me guess your 10 or 11?

[@pjsebera3]

I absolutely love it when you use different voices. Good job.

[@Ziffelzoovop]

It bothers me a bit when people say stuff like "if you aren't willing to share your password you're hiding something/untrustworthy". I'm not not hiding shit but you can pry my passwords from my cold dead hands. I just don't like people snooping in my stuff. When I was a kid/teen other kids/teens always went through my things (for no reason) and then made fun of me for what I like, be it music, hobbies, movies, my inability to spell words correctly... So, no, you can't have my password cause you'll make fun of something I hold dear and I'm not here for it.

[@mcshortnfat8099]

Husband doesn't have my passwords. He gets so curious about the features on my phones that he messes up settings, deleted pics trying to organize them. Haha! He's been banned from touching my phone without supervision now.

[@karolina_miller]

I honestly don't understand couples that give each other passwords to their social media or go through each other's messages and stuff. Like I have nothing to hide, but I definitely won't let you go through my Facebook, that's my private space and you should respect that. And if you can't trust me, well, then there's really no point in us being in a relationship.

[@johntilghman]

All I have to say is that I don't know my GFs passwords and she doesn't know mine and we are fine with it.

[@raisinbran3736]

@@johntilghman are u still together?

[@johntilghman]

@@raisinbran3736 yes, for 7 years now.

[@Bobbiii0.2]

YEEESSSS!!! This whole modern thing of "You MUST give me full access to everything" Is so unhealthy and unjustifiable. It's pretty toxic.

[@RoyalRoses]

@@Bobbiii0.2 my long term partners have always had my phone password and logins. Ive also always had theirs. Ive never once gone through their messages/photos/social media ect. And they've never gone through mine. Its literally basic respect and especially handy incase of an emergency... if you have no respect for your partner and they have no respect for you then dont share your passwords, actually dont be together at all. How hard is it for you to have a password and not be malicious? If you think they will, it because you think you would. Not cool. So many instances came up where they needed something in their phone and vise versa... f'in weird to not have that basic level of respect/trust... I'm praying every one saying this is a child.... how can you ever expect to share finances with someone but wont let them know the code to you're phone?? Absolutely crazy.

[@harlijohnson7080]

Fun fact, as a parent I have remote access to my kids iPads, iPhones, etc. I can also disable those devices by turning on screentime at any time that I chose, regardless of my location to them. It’s the best weapon against bratty behavior.

[@IrieRogue]

My ex left his FB open. I found all of the wonderful messages he had been sending to other girls. They were far from innocent. I left his laptop in two pieces after breaking it over my knee, with a note thanking him for the good read.

[@XLindsLuvsPinkX]

When my fiancé started driving for Lyft, he told me about the good times to get passengers, and it was obviously those “drunk times”. We were in the pandemic when he started, so along with 2 packs of 70% alcohol wipes that the company sent him, I suggested we buy emesis bags (the bags for vomit that doctors offices and hospitals give you), general car cleaning wipes, a pack of air vent fresheners, and a roll of paper towels in a box in the trunk. I had him keep 2 emesis bags in the glove box, so he wouldn’t have to get out of the car to go to the trunk to get one in case of emergency, and remove the vent clip if they felt sick (coming from a family of migraine suffers, I know that strong fragrant scents can cause migraines/ upset stomach). I wanted to make sure that the passengers felt comfortable, the car stayed as clean as possible, and hopefully they would want rides in the future, if they remembered they even called for a ride lol. So far, the “worst” passenger was a guy that was high on pot. It was no big deal, he just said it was funny.

[@brandimunguia]

My husband is logged into all social media on my phone so I can check it at any point, if I wanted to. His face is also programmed to open my phone so he can look at my stuff any time he wants. Neither of us check on each other nor do we feel the need to, and we both took each other off all social media several years ago. It was the best thing for our relationship.

[@PolymorphicPenguin]

6:07 Your wink is so amazing, Charlotte. "You got hacked, right"

[@GenTheBeetle]

in high school I'd get on people's myspace that were left up and always posted "I eat spiders in the corner of my bedroom" every. time. for some reason.

[@elizabthharris6741]

I was awesome to my mom. Took care of the others while she ran around, cleaned, dusted plants, never cursed at her, and tried to help in bad situations. But still not recognized for those things. She did say she was sorry she made me be the responsible one. So that is something

[@gsxrgoddess6]

How do they even get into the phones? I lost my phone once and tracked it to a house... they denied even when shown that my phone was. 5 ft away... factory reset logged as stolen... FU have a nice paperweight

[@Mizz_Patrioness]

That's when you should've called the police... I would've used any means at my disposal to get it back 💯💯💯

[@allmixedup18]

Very right Charlotte! My husband and i have each others passwords for everything. We've been together since myspace days lol. We have nothing to hide on each others social media and let each other know if something is bothering us. 13 years, 2 kids and one on the way! Not perfect by any means but love each other enough to be honest. Sending out love to anyone reading this ❤

[@RoyalRoses]

💯💯💯💯

[@RoyalRoses]

Its like not a single person in the comment section understands that having a password or login doesn't equal snooping??? Wild out here!

[@RMBlake007]

I was on an International trip with several friends. Before leaving the USA, I had sold my house so I had 120 thousand dollars in my bank account. (That money was to buy a new house when I returned.) One of my friends asked to use my laptop. Later that night I decided to pay some bills & clicked the Bookmark for my bank. I was surprised to see I was already logged in, & SHOCKED to see I only had a little over 1 thousand dollars!! I'm not given to hysterics, but I thought I was going to faint!! My first thought was, someone had hacked into my account. However, after scanning the page further, I discovered my friend has an account at the same bank. She had signed into HER account; the balance I saw was HER money, NOT mine. WHEW!!! I scolded her for not signing out of her bank account. I was a trusted friend, but reminded her that not everyone would be. Months later, she was at my new house & used my desktop computer. She left her Facebook acct logged in. Some ppl just don't learn....

[@SnowyRains]

Thanks for the laughs Charlotte had my young cousins funeral today so muchly needed bless you

[@angelsinger4574]

Years ago, my late best friend introduced me to the Screen Banishment: when the kids act up, they are grounded from using anything with a screen. Works like a charm, and has the added benefit of sounding like something Dumbledore would hand out for detention.

[@lisasmith7474]

Lmao

[@Nereid86]

Years ago my colleague and I had joint access to our work’s social media, so he and I were constantly forgetting to log out and constantly messing with each other’s Facebook. He’d always make me lesbian, but didn’t know I was in the closet at the time so when I finally came out I didn’t post about it on Facebook because I knew everyone would assume it was him. The posts still come up in my memories, always a good laugh.

[@SleepIntoTheDiamondLife]

I value privacy too much to give my bf my passwords and ask him for his. if I need his passwords to trust him or vice versa, I don't think it's going in the right direction. (tbf, he can simply ask me to open my phone and give it to him and I will, but snooping on someone's phone without their knowledge is a red flag to me)

[@alev0279]

“You hear me future children! Don’t mess with me!” Love it

[@davidbeaulieu4815]

Damn humans can be creatively mean. This is why i like cats.

[@gregf4416]

You obviously don't know cats.

[@Shenaniganz_z]

You can have one acc logged on both device at the same time, I've done many times with my friends. All you need is to reset the new password and select "log out from other devices" then log out and again login to your account with new password. 😉

[@sweethippy26]

Yes!! Do a Part 2 Please 😊😂 Loved this !!!! Love ya Girl #! You Rock!!

[@ZAKY015]

Knowing your partner's passwords is (imo) absolute rubbish. Never tell your password to ANYONE, not your mother, not the president of the universe and definitely not your partner.

[@anonymouslymysterious1674]

Thankyou for making our quarantine better!! 😉😁💙

[@emmaoconnell7739]

Charlottes reaction to everything is perfect.

[@debbieatkinson7802]

Part 2 is needed! Love you Charlotte 💜

[@lprincessaziz6341]

Password access to my husband's devices is his business. I trust him to run it with integrity. He didn't need me to police his actions. Nor do I want to.

[@raeannaw9880]

Me and my boyfriend both have each other’s passwords to everything because what if there is an emergency and we also have nothing to hide from each other

[@suzi_mai]

Trust is the most important thing in a relationship, for sure.

[@syyneater]

I’m the same with my wife, we both have each other’s email accounts on our phones. As Tzuzi said, trust is the most important thing in a relationship, I’d also add honesty to the list too, since you can’t have one without the other.

[@reddestcherry]

that's stupid, if it doesn't work out he has access to **everything** on your account. It would be better to just make a joint account or something

[@anabee6545]

@@reddestcherry well you have to be in a relationship with a really BAD person for something like this happen. If there's respect between you two even when you break up the person would not do anything against you

[@anabee6545]

I'm the same with my husband. We share everything. I'd NEVER look through his things cuz I really respect his privacy and I trust him, same thing in my side, but we know if we need anything we can access each other account without any problems :)

[@Yret1984]

Andrew is ovulating.....🤣👏🏾🤣👏🏾🤣👏🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ToEKnee213]

You have made my epically shitty weekend have a bright spot. Needed the LOLs ❤️ Thank you Potato Queen 🥔🥔

[@kaitlynmontgomery5289]

5:40- the last guy I gave my password to my online account on a website I met him (it was an online bf) he flipped out if a guy just said “hi” to me. He would flip out if I befriended any guy and because he had my password he could do whatever he wanted. So yeah, no one is getting my passwords. You have to ask me if you want to see my messages and I’ll gladly show you them.

[@jessicaroxanne5106]

Charlotte----This was a hilarious video. You were crazy funny in this one LOL 👊😉

[@tmf1959]

Hello. I enjoy your videos. Your humor and reactions make for better content. The fact you are very easy on the eyes is a bonus. Looking forward to catching up on your past postings. Be well.

[@lynnechurch2482]

Wowie! Almost 10,000 views after only an hour! Awesome! Coming up on 200,000 subscribers! Way to go! Part 2 of this please! Have the best day Potato Queen! We love ya! Blessings from WI 🤗

[@bl757]

Her: "every person deserves privacy" Also her:"give me all your passwords because I don't trust you"

[@misschio8559]

Had a stressful day. The video is a great start to relaxing 😁😁

[@sapphirewyren02]

anyone who didn't cry after Marley & Me is soulless

[@TeeAirRah]

Hi Charlotte. Im so happy to see you pursue your dreams. You are our potatoe queen.

[@serenityb.8379]

Fantastic commentary as usual Charlotte

[@rebeccawilder941]

Even when I have really bad reception I still love your videos 😍😘 not being able to see the picture so well is ok as long as I can hear you talking it’s a great video!!

[@ashandalsmom]

Seems like I wait and wait for your videos! LOL I do KNOW you do them everyday and I can't tell you how much I enjoy them!!

[@kermitnight9621]

This is the first time I've ever been this early and I'm glad you can make me laugh on a Saturday

[@mysterytruthseeker]

I don’t think I will ever get tired of your subscribe. It is award winning in my book.

[@gloriaceceliaweber8083]

Yes part 2 Your the bomb girl!

[@lynndurbin9403]

I love your channel, keep up the good work! I appreciate any time I need a laugh or reality check I can watch your channel! 😋

[@paulettecatchristina5942]

Please make a part 2......your videos make life better!!

[@walteralvarez8230]

In a relationship with his hand 😂😂😂😂too funny

[@patriciak3716]

Yes! Part 2!

[@blackhawkdahlia5740]

**love it!! Love YOU 💕💋!! Yes part 2!!** Oh snap that rhymed! Hehe you’re the best! Thank you for being you 💜

[@corywithaynoe]

I loved this!!! Part 2 would be great!!!

[@justingraves8649]

EARLY-SQUAD! Love you, Potato👑Charlotte😍💗💯

[@kaylathompson2111]

When I was a teenager, my older sister used to constantly steal my phone when I wasn’t looking so she could change my status to “Pooping” 😑

[@thraelen]

I definitely don’t agree that you should be sharing your passwords with the people you are dating. Everyone deserves their privacy. Period. No but. If you can’t trust the person you are dating without going through their personal stuff, then you need to talk that out or move on. And beyond trust issues, sharing your passwords with anyone is just a terrible idea.

[@sonicrush2616]

Charlotte's excited face at the beginning of the video is priceless 🤣

[@niemalsmehrdiegleiche]

Need a part 2!!! ASAP!!! Love you, Ginger!! :D

[@MamaPinks]

My boss got me on Facebook. I had logged in at work to give a credit card back to a custie (it's a small community, was going to PM them) But yeah, I forgot to log out. He joked about me getting fired for being on FB whole clocked in, and my friends ripped him to shreds; they totally stuck up for me! I had to go back on and let everyone know that he really was joking. (We got along awesomely) good times

[@Missmonkey88]

Charlotte, you are just too funny and charming. I love watching your videos, they always make me chuckle when I really need it.

[@Catastropheshe]

Yes we want part 2 ‼️❤️

[@crichtonbruce4329]

Just got home from my Saturday chores having, in a moment of great weakness, bought a half dozen fresh baked Baklava. I turned on to KZbin to find Charlotte's new post... It was an awesome combination!!!! P.S.: No one ever has, or ever will say "SUBSCRIBE!!!" better than Charlotte.

[@gnashsang]

Some of those were hilarious, thanks Charlotte

[@cptkeylon]

Your eye makeup is always so cute ! Thanks for a smiling Eye image to brighten my day!! :)

[@thatcrazyallycookie6118]

Lol one of my fears, someone signing into my social media and writing fake posts😅

[@passion76pj37]

Yessss I love these vids, they make my day.

[@georgies5357]

If you need access to their devices you're already in the wrong relationship.

[@georgies5357]

@@bananawammabama Toxic? No, the complete opposite. Why would you need someone's password? So you check up on them? So you can snoop? I trust my partner and he trusts me. I don't need their password to tell me that.

[@nos480]

@@bananawammabama If you're married to someone then certainly having the open device policy is one thing, but even then, some things you discuss with a sister or close friend is not always something you would want your hubby to read. But when it comes to someone you're only dating then I see no reason why they should have all your passwords etc. You're opening up your banking apps to someone who has no legal reason to be on there. And if shit slides sideways then you'll have a hard time to prove they stole from you.

[@abellewis3062]

If it's in their heart to cheat on you, they will cheat on you. Enough said.

[@abellewis3062]

@@ShellyBellyBeans I'm sorry.

[@Chahlie]

Well, if you had access it would prevent that awful moment when your single co-worker tells you that your boyfriend who you live with is active on Match.com....

[@mariahetszaz8567]

I am not going to give my password to anyone. And not because I cheat. I just don't think it is ok. It they want my password, they don't trust me. No relationship without trust.

[@Ms.Wndrlnd]

Oh yes PLEASE we need a part 2, 3, 4 & 5! 🤣🤣🤣

[@karebearrawrr]

Yes please do a part 2!!! This one’s my favorite

[@dtchouros]

This was one of the best. PLEASE do a part 2. Also, you should insert random “SUBSCRIBES” all the way through the video sometime “just because”.

[@Widestone001]

Nah, that "SUBSCRIBE!" is kind of her signature move. Makes her videos even more fun-tastic :-)

[@cazjr1798]

I always have to wait for her "SUBSCRIBE!" before I can go 😄

[@lubaddytwoshoes982]

Yay for part two!!

[@li_ja1735]

I dont share my passwords their are conversations between me and my friends that are too personal to let my significant other see

[@michaelspence2902]

Who didn't well up at the end of Marley and me?

[@MinhGettsIt]

I LOVE THIS!!!!!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@minnie7827]

OMG!!!!! So early, kind of dope. Love you Charlotte

[@Rowancat11]

A part two would be brilliant! Thanks for all you do!

[@Rowancat11]

And singing would be fantastic, too!

[@susannnecyr3102]

I really love the "quack" lol

[@saffirasamaroo5963]

Watching your videos in Trinidad, Caribbean. Love your content and delivery. Watched your video on bad reviews, WOW. There are a lot of hate out there, so sending you our love.

[@donnakawana]

Um watch whole video cuz how can u not Ma gurl is funny as ever!!!

[@trentmcivoy4376]

We need a pt 2 We're evil

[@marybarrera4269]

Yes...a part 2💕

[@booswifebeebe8209]

Yes definitely do a part 2

[@debbiegrimison6705]

You're my favorite Charlotte!

[@dangerouslysane]

Enjoyed the hell out of this. C'mon, Charlotte--there really needs to be at least a Part 2!