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I guess I'm one of that four than. I had one briefly, but I never grew sympathetic of them. I deleted it a few weeks later, Facebook is just too creepy in their
by Seth_Kriticos 16y ago
I guess I'm one of that four than. I had one briefly, but I never grew sympathetic of them. I deleted it a few weeks later, Facebook is just too creepy in their way of data handling.
- pat2man 16y agoI don't think you can actually delete a Facebook account. It still exists somewhere...
- baq 16y agoyou can post nsfw images and get reported, i heard it works better.
- kang 16y agoWell u can, you have to contact them! See settings.
- pak 16y agoYou have no way of verifying they've completely removed your data from their servers. All you can tell is they no longer let anybody see it through the website. They've publicly stated your data may be retained in "backups" indefinitely.
- pak 16y agoIf you had one, you had one, and it's in their heap somewhere waiting to be mined. All they did was turn off the visibility flags. The only way is to never have an account... lucky me.
- Seth_Kriticos 16y agoI did not say that I fed it with any real information about me. About the only thing they got was my e-mail address, and they could have gotten that with a better webcrawler.
- pak 16y agoDid you friend any of your IRL friends? Because if you did, that would probably be enough for them to cross-reference enough data to figure out who you are. It occurred to me that even when people tag pictures with unlinked text (as they sometimes do to be funny or if the content is sensitive), Facebook could probably use some fuzzy matching and heuristics to map those faces to real identities elsewhere in their database. ...if you think about it, that's probably an easy way to get a lot of photos of people that they don't want to be seen.