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The tool's great! Let's hope you have not collected all my data when I ran it. I also checked out this link on your homepage: http://finance.yahoo.com/family-h
by oliveoil 16y ago
The tool's great! Let's hope you have not collected all my data when I ran it.
I also checked out this link on your homepage: http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/109538/7-things-to-stop-doing-now-on-facebook http://finance.yahoo.com/family-home/article/109538/7-things...
It says leaving your full birth date is not recommended (identity theft). So I went to the info page and clicked "edit information" but instead of having edit boxes on the Info page facebook recommends me to convert are my movies, music, colleges itc. into a pages (so they can track it better.. or make it more unified?). It's very hard to navigate away from that page (for a normal user anyway) and when you select nothing and click save they threaten you there's going to be none of the information in those sections on your profile (wow! now I'm scared!). Seriously --- it's becoming worse and worse, how can they be so disrespectful to their users, how can they not fear losing them??
- mjpizz 16y agothanks! The scanner definitely does not collect your data, privacy policy pasted below for clarification ------ Our privacy policy is not long: * we never see your Facebook data * we never share your personal information Simple. The scanner operates entirely within your own browser.
- nnash 16y agoYou can remove all of your boxes and delete the likes/interests facebook generates for you by clicking the delete button next to the avatar for the page.
- twir 16y agoIn the spirit of due diligence I started up a debugging proxy before I ran the scanner, so that I'd be able to tell if it collected any info. Happily, it seems the only requests made are to fetch the javascript that does the scanning, and to various Facebook pages and associated content such as Facebook's CDN and "channels."