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ok, so this started happening last night for me and some friends I pinged: I clicked on a picture (multiple of them!) and each time I see this shit: http://post
by joering2 14y ago
ok, so this started happening last night for me and some friends I pinged: I clicked on a picture (multiple of them!) and each time I see this shit: http://postimage.org/image/rvdiya58z/full/ http://postimage.org/image/rvdiya58z/full/
I say Facebook IS in a lot of financial troubles!!
- jessedhillon 14y agoI think you have a virus or other kind of malware on your box.
- joering2 14y agonope, sorry. I thought the same but after trying on 3 different browsers and 2 computers, same effect. to downvoters: hello Facebook staff!
- ceejayoz 14y agoUh, you're on some third-party app, not Facebook's native photo system.
- joering2 14y agosorry but I am not. this is click on FB photo inside my FB wall.
- ceejayoz 14y agoNo, it isn't. Facebook doesn't have a "Photo of the day", and if you hadn't hidden the URL on that screenshot you'd see "apps.facebook.com/..." in it. Facebook's photo interface looks like http://cl.ly/1w2M180k0C402q1Y0Y31 http://cl.ly/1w2M180k0C402q1Y0Y31. You clicked a wall post from an application.
- joering2 14y agowell, I dont remember but even IF -- why would any application on the site blew up such a huge ad? isnt that affecting FB image?
- ceejayoz 14y ago300x250 is a completely standard advertising size. You'll see similarly sized ones on virtually every site with ads on the web. Are you new to the web and Facebook or something?