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I'm malicious, so I wouldn't actually delete my account. I'd just gradually falsify all my information. That way they don't get any data mining benefit from my
by SlyShy 16y ago
I'm malicious, so I wouldn't actually delete my account. I'd just gradually falsify all my information. That way they don't get any data mining benefit from my account, in fact, their data collection is being confounded by it. ;)
- philk 16y agoWith the possible drawback that anyone who you're connected to thinks that you're becoming a Belgian monk with a goat fetish.
- aw3c2 16y agoJust add an info text about how it is all not true. Humans will read that but data mining will not.
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- SwellJoe 16y agoIf my friends don't know enough to recognize the blatant falsehoods, they aren't really my friends, now, are they?
- nkassis 16y agoFor now but in the future, facebook will be the only way to communicate with your friends once they are placed in this little entertainment box with no window and only copyright safe media.
- SandB0x 16y agoI am unable to change my name or my birthdate. EDIT: You know, in the last day I've changed my mind on this deletion thing. I have my own domain name in the form firstnamelastname.com, and with all the will in the world, Facebook can be such a timewaster. Maybe I should just put up a little contact form on my website so anyone who doesn't have my email/number can contact me and be done with it. I don't want to have to dig through a load of obscure privacy settings every time there's a tweak to the site.
- codexon 16y agoYou do know that they have a complete history of changes to your account?