3 ms·
- Change your password to something random, store it in 1Password - Don't remember password in your web browser - Log out, only login if you really need to -
by Void_ 14y ago
- Change your password to something random, store it in 1Password
- Don't remember password in your web browser
- Log out, only login if you really need to
- Delete mobile app. Being bored on the bus is a great excuse to check Facebook. Also, you won't have to face their idiotic ads
- Keep the Messenger app, enable push notifications. "I have to read my messages" won't be an excuse anymore, because you would have gotten a notification.
- Email people at their.name@facebook.com. You will get the response back in your inbox. (If you're using Mountain Lion, you can set up contacts sync and have Facebook emails of your friends in your Contacts.)
- If you need IM, use Jabber protocol. Log in with your.name@chat.facebook.com
- If you're a member of some important groups, create an account with no friends with only purpose to be member of those groups
I have this acquaintance that only uses Facebook for messaging. She never posts anything, never comments, she is just somehow resilient to its charm. I admire her endlessly for that, and I wish I had never succumbed to that notifications icon.
Good luck.
- stephengillie 14y agoBeing bored on the bus is a great excuse to check Facebook. If you don't waste time checking FB when you're bored on the bus, you'll waste time checking twitter, news, pinstagram, etc. Instead, plan to use that time by reading something you enjoy. If it's FB then why is that bad? It's moot from a productivity perspective.
- activepeanut 14y agoIf you need IM, use Jabber protocol. Log in with your.name@chat.facebook.com Does this work? I've never been able to login to facebook chat using jabber.