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FB does allow you to export your data: 1. Go to Accounts Settings in Facebook. 2. Find a link "Download a copy of your Facebook data". Data includes all your
by sytelus 14y ago
FB does allow you to export your data:
1. Go to Accounts Settings in Facebook.
2. Find a link "Download a copy of your Facebook data".
Data includes all your wall posts, photos and friends names plus their email addresses.
- esolyt 14y agoPage's point is that you can't import your Facebook contacts to another service, such as Google+.
- antirez 14y agothat's a pretty biased point indeed.
- joe_the_user 14y agoEmail Addresses? Really? Those were removed for quite a while. If they're available now, it's kind of a big deal.
- Jakegissing 14y agoIf the friends has their email address viewable on their profile then yes. Makes sense.
- btn 14y agoThere's now an option in every user's General Account Settings: Allow friends to include my email address in Download Your Information. I'm not sure what the default is, but mine is currently set to "no" (and I don't recall changing it).
- duaneb 14y agoExport ≠ openness. It's just giving the user everything they already see from their facebook page.
- noarchy 14y agoEvery time I've attempted to use this feature, it hasn't worked. Not sure if my experience is unique.