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Even if he hadn't used the mobile app, it could also suggest people who have searched for him.
by natch 14y ago
Even if he hadn't used the mobile app, it could also suggest people who have searched for him.
- doctorpangloss 14y agoFacebook officially does not ever perform any privacy-violating recommendations. Since information about how another user searches is not known to you, it is not used to give you a recommendation.
- ChrisClark 14y agoYou keep saying that, but it is very obvious that if people searched for me it would recommend them to me, it's been shown to happen. So yes, Facebook might officially say they don't do it. But they do. Facebook has no interest in user privacy, their track record shows it again and again.
- illuminate 14y ago"Since information about how another user searches is not known to you, it is not used to give you a recommendation" Saying that this is the case does not make it true.