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If you live in the EU, send an email to your national Data Protection Authority. They could get in big trouble over this, as they weren't supposed to do this an
by mtgx 10y ago
If you live in the EU, send an email to your national Data Protection Authority. They could get in big trouble over this, as they weren't supposed to do this anymore.
In the US, it might still be worth sending an email to FTC.
- junto 10y agoThanks. I'm in the EU. What is really puzzling me, apart from the fact that they obviously didn't delete my account, is the discrepancy with the email address and the recent emails after 3 years of silence. It seems like someone in Facebook screwed up and reset my "deleted" account somehow to become active again. Otherwise I would have gone on blissfully ignorant of their "permanent yet obviously only logical delete" process.