>More important, the pieces of data that I found objectionable, like the record of people I had unfriended, could not be removed from Facebook, either. The art

>More important, the pieces of data that I found objectionable, like the record of people I had unfriended, could not be removed from Facebook, either. The article somewhat alludes to this practice as nefarious so that Facebook can serve better ads. Through a different view, one where you don't assume the worst, you could argue they keep a record of who you unfriend, so they don't recommend them as a friend again. We are currently in a place where everything Facebook does is bad. Let's be a bit more rationale at times.