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Wow... So people who have issues with how facebook handles privacy should dump their data in some other third party service? And probably some people will becau
by fimdomeio 9y ago
Wow... So people who have issues with how facebook handles privacy should dump their data in some other third party service? And probably some people will because well... "dumb f*s".
Well it might actually be all good intentions (probably just read below is all client side readable code) but if non coders use this service it just means they learned nothing.
- rootlocus 9y ago> All the data processing happens right in your browser. Your photos will be reorganized without ever being sent off of your device, your data remains yours :) Don't know how exactly that works, though.
- carsonfarmer 9y agoYes that's right. Also, the code can be inspected here: https://github.com/textileio/textile-facebook https://github.com/textileio/textile-facebook. For non-coders, if you are concerned about us using your data (we won't!) you can a) trust us, b) ask someone to check for you, or c) go to the page, turn off your wifi (so you aren't connected to the internet), generate your archive and download, close the page, and then click back on wifi... easy peasy :)
- carsonfarmer 9y agoThe way it works, is that all the Javascript code runs in your browser, that way, there's need for any data to leave your computer... safe and spy-free!