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I noticed that when I was dating around it was extremely important that they could find my Facebook profile if I said I don't use Facebook much they would immed
by danielscrubs 8y ago
I noticed that when I was dating around it was extremely important that they could find my Facebook profile if I said I don't use Facebook much they would immediately respond with scepticism.
For that purpose alone I kept it.
And they have a point, it's easy to find out if someone is single or not via Facebook, and you are bound by your friends to be truthful.
I'm not single anymore, but I'm still curious, in those countries where everyone is not sleeping around with everyone what would replace Facebook?
- mike00632 8y ago>... everyone is not sleeping around with everyone... wat?
- atulvi 8y ago> countries where everyone is sleeping around with everyone I want to know where these are
- orbifold 8y agoFrance obviously:)
- huxflux 8y agoSo I kept it, why would you? go against the stream.
- TeMPOraL 8y ago> it's easy to find out if someone is single or not via Facebook That was many, many years ago. Ever since, they've been tightening up privacy defaults, and now when checking out that person you met, the best you'll get is a profile picture and a list of mutual friends. Everything else tends to be locked down by default for non-friends, and Facebook keeps regularly reminding people posting widely that they could tighten their posting range. Whether that's a good or bad evolution depends on one's use cases and the views on whether being able to do little background checks on other people is OK or not.