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> You are not "handing" them anything with an expectation of reciprocity, you (in most cases) willingly give up information about yourself to them in exchange f
by codemac 9y ago
> You are not "handing" them anything with an expectation of reciprocity, you (in most cases) willingly give up information about yourself to them in exchange for their free service. They don't need an "excuse" - you were as free to say "no" as they are to you.
You are not free to say no to facebook.
You do not hand your information to them, they take it. There's a reason they buy information from "data brokers", and it's because it include information you are not willingly giving to them.
- nebabyte 9y ago> You are not free to say no to facebook. Funny, that's exactly what I and many others did/do.
- codemac 9y agoHow? Seriously, would love to know. They keep a profile for any person that they think a facebook member knows, so how do I stop them from creating that profile?
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