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Quite unexpected on the part of Facebook, and looks like an interesting project. A couple of points on their Privacy page bothers me, though: > Once you confi
by goblin89 12y ago
Quite unexpected on the part of Facebook, and looks like an interesting project.
A couple of points on their Privacy page bothers me, though:
> Once you confirm your account, you may delete content you have posted at any time. <…>
> To sign up for Rooms, you may provide us with information such as an email address and usernames. <…>
> We may share information about you within the companies and services operated by Facebook to understand and improve our services [but the information from Rooms won't be posted to Facebook and vice-versa].
It'd be more fun if you couldn't delete your content (so that messages posted a while ago don't lose their context), but instead you could be absolutely anonymous (not even having to provide valid email address, which per above will quite likely be matched with your Facebook account at some point).
- k-mcgrady 12y ago>> "It'd be more fun if you couldn't delete your content (so that messages posted a while ago don't lose their context), but instead you could be absolutely anonymous (not even having to provide valid email address, which per above will quite likely be matched with your Facebook account at some point)." If they did that people would be complaining that Facebook won't let them delete their data.
- goblin89 12y agoPeople most certainly would complain in either case, no arguing here.
- ha470 12y agoYou can be totally anonymous - don't need to provide email to use the app
- jellicle 12y agoYou'd have to work a lot harder than that. Facebook knows a LOT about you.
- simi_ 12y agoThe deleted content could be replaced by "[deleted]", like on imgur/reddit.