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I love this idea. Maybe someone could set up a service where you enter your fb password or upload your fb cookie. Then it would just destroy your profile with d
by Blackstone4 9y ago
I love this idea. Maybe someone could set up a service where you enter your fb password or upload your fb cookie. Then it would just destroy your profile with data.
How would it handle historical data? I don't think you can backdate messages and photos.
- slig 9y agoIt'd look like automated spam, and they'd block/flag it on the spot.
- Blackstone4 9y agoWhat would happen to your fb account? Do they only block the account or the spam? Also could you use ML to be more discrete to avoid the spam flag?
- slig 9y agoNot sure about ML, but there're several problems to solve before that. The service would need IP address that aren't from known cloud provier, otherwise it's trivial for them to notice and block. Also it'd have to look like a real user, so a full browser (posting directly to their endpoints will get you flagged). Then, each user can't post too much and the IP would need to be recycled as well. Too much trouble to even start that.
- JetSpiegel 9y agoYou can rent a botnet of desktops from residential IP. For example, the Hola "unblocker" C&C people have this service. https://luminati.io/ https://luminati.io/
- r00fus 9y agoA service that continually updates your profile data (well the non-invariant type), adds/removes random "friends" and the like would be interesting. Do it progressively enough, and when would FB know the difference?