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Really starting to hate Facebook more than I already do. As someone below pointed out, their API is going to shit, and they're starting to become more strict wi
by ltamake 15y ago
Really starting to hate Facebook more than I already do. As someone below pointed out, their API is going to shit, and they're starting to become more strict with their TOS. I know 5 friends who have had their Facebook accounts forcibly closed or suspended, or put through this ridiculous "roadblock" system that requires them to pick out 10 pictures from their friends' albums. Regarding apps: someone notified me that their app had been suspended because of "negative reactions" by users; only 10 people used the app, and it got one one-star review. Lovely.
I did like Facebook at one point: two or three years ago. Now it's just getting ridiculous.
- Unseelie 15y agoOh my god, half of my pictures aren't me at all...they're all just photos of things I make..
- ltamake 15y agoThe roadblock system? Yeah, it's really flawed. I got roadblocked for logging on to my account from a Swedish IP (through a VPN; I live in the UK). It took me something like 10 tries to get through because I don't obsessively study my friends' photos like Facebook expects me to.
- jwn 15y agoI went through that. The best part is that you have to know what the kids of your former high school classmates look like to pass. Given that I haven't seen most of them in 15 years, I have no idea what their kids look like. It was utterly aggravating.
- VMG 15y agoto be fair they do this as a security measure, not to piss you off
- ltamake 15y agoI know, but it's rubbish and they do piss users off. It's like a bank obstructing the entrance until you give them the amount of 10 previous deposits in your account. There's got to be a better way.
- protomyth 15y agoOr the TSA's base argument for their actions. At some point the friction from this type of stuff leaves a oppurtunity for the next guy.
- mattdeboard 15y agoWhat does this have to do with anything? Forcing users to change their passwords every 15 days to a 15 to 30 character password composed of no dictionary words, mixed upper- and lower-case letters, special symbols (except '^' and '$') and at least four numbers that do not appear in their SSN or birth date is a security measure too. Doesn't mean it's sensible or even reliable security.
- Confusion 15y agoHow about I chainlock your front door because someone thought he saw a burgler in the neighbourhood. I have the key and am always available down to block. Not to piss you off, just as a security measure.
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