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General Software Discussion / Re: How secure is a private WordPress post from public view?

« on: July 20, 2018, 11:10 AM »

I understand from the documentation that even if someone guessed the URL to a private WordPress post, they still couldn't view it. Is that strictly true? How vulnerable are private posts to, say, a WordPress site using say a typical security plug-in like Wordfence?

Although, I am not sure about your question. But, I am trying to give an idea about wordpress post setting.
Wordpress have a Visibility option(For each post you will get this option). Public, Password Protected and Private.
Public: All can view that post.
Password Protected: If someone know your post url and try to visit that url then it will ask admin setup password. Without password visitor cannot view that post.
Private: Only admin and your website register user(if you give access) can view that post.
As an example I do this my cookware website: https://healthyceram...ic-cookware-reviews/
This article was password protected. Now public.

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Living Room / Re: Fake reviews are now a firmly entrenched business model

« on: July 20, 2018, 10:39 AM »

I heard a story on NPR where a lot of people randomly receive merchandise from Amazon they didn't order, because a lot of the fake reviewers make verified purchases and have the products shipped to random addresses.

I also heard about this. I also heard that, Amazon now removing those fake review and very strictly handling this.
I have heard little known brand do this kind activity just like the Kliein CL800 multimeter https://bestmultimet.../klein-cl800-review/. I bought this but don't work as expected. I guess, this clamp multimeter have lots of fake reviews.