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I've found just blocking the news feed to be helpful. I can still do events and messenger without any ads being shown or the addictive feed

• vmception 6y ago
  how do you do that? I had considered making a chrome extension to always remove the div, but instead I've just been off Facebook for a decade. I've made one for a few months to communicate with Gen-Xers and Europeans in some special planning group here and there. Then I download and delete. Always use a new email address or new phone number for the next profile, although lately Facebook will block your account within hours if you do that, it is extremely creepy. They must be so smug that their antispam provisions coincide with their social graph vampirism.
  • Evan-Purkhiser 6y ago
    Unfollow everyone. This is what I do, when I land on the Facebook home feed I get the “add friends” onboarding experience.
  • potatochup 6y ago
    There are various chrome extensions that do it. I used to use Facebook purity, but it ended up being easier to just remove the div using ublock origin