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Former Facebook intern. The number they track is number of accounts with activity in the past 30 days. Logging in to Facebook or performing some other action as
by koko775 15y ago
Former Facebook intern. The number they track is number of accounts with activity in the past 30 days. Logging in to Facebook or performing some other action associated with your account is sufficient to trigger this.
- ams6110 15y agoSo ... I ask not being a FB user myself: if I have some kind of facebook "toolbar" (I assume there is one?) installed in my browser, and it's configured to automatically log in, then I am an "active" user even though I may not be interacting with FB in any other way?
- veyron 15y agoWhen you say "performing some other action associated with your account" does that mean: 1) you can perform actions associated with your account without having been logged in? If so, could you give an example. 2) someone else can perform an action, and that would mean you would be considered active even if you hadn't logged into Facebook in over 6 months. If so, could you give an example?
- Someone 15y agoI interpreted 'logging in or performing some other action' as 'we do not want to count users as active when they stop using Facebook without logging out'
- Aloisius 15y agoIs just visiting a webpage with Facebook connect or social plugins enough to count as being "active"? Or do you need to visit facebook.com itself?