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I think it's interesting that FB also could own relationships. With their data they could (though they wouldn't for many reasons) accurately predict who is abo
by fossuser 12y ago
I think it's interesting that FB also could own relationships.
With their data they could (though they wouldn't for many reasons) accurately predict who is about to start a relationship with whom, who people are interested in, who is cheating on whom etc.
The cool things you could infer from the data they have available would be a lot of fun to play with.
- Deebot 12y agoLike a modern peeping tom. Good times!
- scoggs 12y agoI don't know how close this plays into what you are saying but maybe somebody will find it interesting. In the summer of 2013 I was dating two women and I liked them both equally and had an extremely hard time deciding which one I liked better. I felt terrible about not being able to pick one and felt like I was hurting both of them. Facebook did nothing to help the situation by consistently plastering both of their pictures and links to their profiles all over every facebook page I visited. I know it had both of them marked as people that I interacted with in a different way than other people I was friends with. I've always wanted to know how deep and how many descriptive words and categories they have to identify the types of relationships people have or had. To this day when I type even one letter of any ex-girlfriend's name into the search bar they will always be at the top of my list. Facebook consistently eggs me on to check up on girls from my past and I really don't like that as I feel they know exactly what kind of emotions they could be stirring up. Maybe I'm being a bit ridiculous about the entire thing but it's something I've always noticed and wondered if other people had opinions on.