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I think this is far more likely due to incompetence on the part of Facebook than malice.
by grandalf 13y ago
I think this is far more likely due to incompetence on the part of Facebook than malice.
- codezero 13y agoYep. My guess is that when you deactivate, FB marks your posts as deleted to remove them from view, then when you reactivate, it unmarks them, but doesn't make a distinction between whether the user manually deleted them, or whether it was automatically done as part of the deactivation process.
- claudius 13y agoI tend to be more lenient of malice than incompetence. If your goals don’t align with mine, fine, maybe we can still work something out. But if you are in the data-handling business (Facebook, Google etc. are) and you fail to handle data properly, you should rather die today than tomorrow.
- gohrt 13y agoTo users, there is no distinction.