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Does anyone know if deleting posts and likes actually removes the post from Facebook? Even if it does, what’s the likelihood it hasn’t already been sold and a
by debaserab2 9y ago
Does anyone know if deleting posts and likes actually removes the post from Facebook?
Even if it does, what’s the likelihood it hasn’t already been sold and a shadow profile of ourselves exists with facebooks marketing partners in a place where we can’t reach the delete button?
- intopieces 9y agoI think the best thing it's for is sending a message to Facebook. They surely have statistics on post deletion. It's one thing to just stop using Facebook or delete your account using their (hard to find) mechanism. It's another to systematically delete, post-by-post, your contribution.
- notthemessiah 9y agoNot really. In some countries, you can submit a request to download everything facebook knows about you, and for deleted posts, it just toggles a flag that removes it from public view instead of removing it from the database. https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/10/20/law-student-triggers-22-legal-complaints-and-likely-audit-of-facebook/ https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/10/20/law-student-trig...