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"  If you&amp;#039;re having a rough week so far, take heart: At least you&amp;#039;re not the Russian woman who caught her fianc\u00E9 cheating on a Web map&amp;#039;s street view.  Marina Voinova was just looking up a street address when she noticed some dude who looked an awful lot like her manfriend (of five years!) Alexander walking arm-in-arm with some rando girl. She confronted him, he confessed, and the two broke up. Crazy, right?  Marina dodged a bullet, but her case proves that it takes a huge pair of balls to cheat without getting caught in 2013.  Aside from street view technology, there&amp;#039;s email and text chains, Facebook, Twitter, FourSquare, even phone tracking that can keep tabs on our every move. (One chick we know logged her boyfriend&amp;#039;s number into her Find My Phone app in order to GPS track him at all times. True story.)  There&amp;#039;s the chance of an accidental check-in when Facebook status updating, not to mention the possibility of someone seeing your guy out with another woman, snapping a pic of them, and sending it to you as cold, hard evidence. A dude would have to be pretty bold\u2014or just not very smart\u2014to stray in the face of all of this technology. But, at the same time, it seems like getting caught mostly depends on being up and up on the latest social media tactics. Not that we&amp;#039;re trying to give guys any ideas here\u2026 Tell Us: Do you think technology makes it harder to cheat?  Want more from Natasha? Follow her on Twitter or find her on Facebook. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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