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My point was that they don't actually delete your account and so don't lose any data with the exception of your on-facebook behavior. I would assume that your p
by soared 7y ago
My point was that they don't actually delete your account and so don't lose any data with the exception of your on-facebook behavior. I would assume that your profile still exists and is treated the exact same way as before you deleted it, just with a flag that it was "deleted".
So they still can tie back impressions to your account in the exact same way.
- DevKoala 7y agoThey cannot tie back impressions as they only deliver those on their platforms, they dont’t have an exchange like Google. If you are talking about third party identifier online syncs, any decent ad blocker will stop those. Offline syncs break after time. Data policies don’t allow you to keep anything older than 13 months.