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Man I want a copy of my report. Considering they're supposedly all about eliminating privacy, shouldn't they want to make all this accessible?
by cwe 15y ago
Man I want a copy of my report. Considering they're supposedly all about eliminating privacy, shouldn't they want to make all this accessible?
- loungin 15y agoTo advertisers, not you.
- zheng 15y agoAccessible to advertisers, not users. They don't particularly care if you can find the set of friends who visit sports blogs on odd numbered Tuesdays and like chili fries.
- runaway 15y agoIs the "Download a copy of your Facebook data." link under Account Settings not the data you want? It looked complete to me.
- cwe 15y agoIt's a start. It does not include pokes, events threads, posting on other peoples profiles, etc: lots of the stuff that it sounds like these Europeans get.
- rmc 15y agoI've never used either, but remember that this legal disclosure has to be everything that they have on you. For the "Download your facebook", facebook get to decide what to include.
- anigbrowl 15y agoHmmm, I'm an Irish citizen, although I live in the US. I have often wondered at the weakness of US data protection laws, and this might make for an interesting study.
- X-Istence 15y agoI've seen friends try that are currently studying in the US, but are originally from The Netherlands, and Facebook responded saying that they are in contract with the US company, and thus are not eligible to receive said data. I personally plan on getting a VPN in the UK/The Netherlands and asking for my data, to have it sent to my grandparents address. Hopefully at that point they will send me the data as requested. I am technically a Dutch citizen since I still have my Dutch passport, but I live in the United States with a green card.