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Facebook Responds to Open Letter Criticizing 'Real Names' Policy
- viraptor 11y agoThis is interesting. “It will also help us better understand the reasons why people can’t currently confirm their name, informing potential changes we make in the future.” -> That means they want to not only store social interactions of someone not using their real name, but also reasons why they don't want to use it? I don't think I'd ever want to tell a company why I don't use my real name - nothing good can come from them storing it.