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What if someone knew your password and requested it to be deleted? Wouldn't you be "Why can't they just not delete it after a period of days?"?

• kybernetyk 13y ago
  Ah, the old security vs freedom debate. I would know whom to blame if I had used a weak password that got cracked in order to delete my account. And I think you should expect the same from every reasonable adult. But yeah, FB should add a stronger auth for that dialog - more than a password and a captcha field.
  • enneff 13y ago
    > And I think you should expect the same from every reasonable adult. FYI: Facebook is not primarily populated by reasonable adults.
    • kybernetyk 13y ago
      Can minors legally accept a contract like the Facebook TOS in the US? (Real question, I'm not an US citizen and not a lawyer).
      • pseut 13y ago
        I think the emphasis was on "reasonable"
      • rlu 13y ago
        I believe as long as you've over 13, yes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_Online_Privacy_Protection_Act http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children's_Online_Privacy_Prote...
  • 6d0debc071 13y ago
    > And I think you should expect the same from every reasonable adult You think all the reasonable adults understand strong passwords?