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They get my sweet, sweet data though...right?
by danamkaplan 8y ago
They get my sweet, sweet data though...right?
- product50 8y agoWell they are only using your data now for ranking your organic news feed and other operational purposes (such as catching fraud which, I hope, you will believe is a big problem on social networks). Unless now you are like I don't even want FB to rank the news feed and show me posts from fraudulent accounts..
- danamkaplan 8y ago1. I am not on FB. I think i made it clear that I do not support their company or product. 2. I do NOT want FB to rank the newsfeed. It should be deleted or ranked by time. The more parts of a social media product handed over to a ranking or search or algorithmic feed, the more chance they have for anti-user patterns: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/may/08/social-media-copies-gambling-methods-to-create-psychological-cravings https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2018/may/08/social-me... 3. How would a fraudulent account show up on a feed? I'm actually curious. Do they need to be friended first?