For the sake of privacy, Scarlett Johansson Stay away from Twitter

VIVAnews - Scarlett Johansson insists will never be tempted to use Twitter or Facebook for indulgence in her personal life to the public. He even wanted to keep his private life private and did not want to share every detail of his existence with the rest of the world community. The actress is 27 years old and determined to keep secret certain things in his life from the public and have made the decision to avoid social media sites to keep his image. Speaking to the founder of the Huffington Post, Arianna Huffington in Interview magazine, Johansson said, "I do not have Facebook or Twitter account, and I do not know how I could have this idea. For me, sharing something in social media is a very strange phenomenon. I can not constantly share details about my daily life, "he said as quoted by page Female First. Unlike most other artists who like to spit about her personal life through personal accounts, Johansson felt it would be better if only a few people know about his life.

"If I could stay like that, I'll be a happy woman," he said again.

Johansson, who divorced from Ryan Reynolds also had a number of colleagues were surprised by her acting that so many choose to share their lives through social media. "I think they use it only for a job. But I'd rather, people have little access to know my personal life".

Star of 'We Bought A Zoo' is indeed never had a bad experience with the problem of internet crime. Personal photographs of her naked reportedly been circulating on the internet after being stolen by hackers. The photos were stolen from its own mobile phone Johansson. He did not remain silent and immediately report to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to investigate how the photos stored on her mobile phone can be hacked (hijacked).

As the report Johansson, hackers, Christopher Chaney, 35, was arrested for stealing the picture shown of the actress and other celebrities including Mila Kunis and Vanessa Hudgens. He was charged with 26 charges of identity theft, unauthorized access to protected computer and shown to conduct wiretaps. As a result of his actions, Chaney was threatened to face 121 years in prison if he is found guilty.