Yes. They really would do this. They use a probability factor to identify similarity with other users. If the similarities match high, they internally identify

Yes. They really would do this. They use a probability factor to identify similarity with other users. If the similarities match high, they internally identify it as a probable identical profile. But for this to happen successfully, they would have to use the first profile that didn’t agree to new terms and compare it to new profile that did agree to new terms. Btw, somewhere in Facebook land they are trying to workaround this hack. Which means FTC should be all over this.