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didn't he once take photos of cheese in central park
His worse was a photograph of a paper cup from Starbucks
Think you can hide on Farcebook? Not any more.
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His worse was a photograph of a paper cup from Starbucks
So basically you're saying you have no friends at work? Because that would be creating a bridge between your personal and professional lives.
Yes I do have friends in work thank you
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Yes I do have friends in work thank you
So are you saying you don't know how to use Facebook?
The only reason I can see this as being annoying is for people who don't to be FB friends with everyone they know.
Currently you can choose who you want to know you are on facebook. This means that people you don't want to be FB friends with can't find you and send you requests, avoiding those awkward moments when you have to explain why you don't want them on your FB.
Currently you can choose who you want to know you are on facebook. This means that people you don't want to be FB friends with can't find you and send you requests, avoiding those awkward moments when you have to explain why you don't want them on your FB.
Woah, we got a badass over here.
I haven't been active on Facebook for three years or so now, when people kiss arse to folk on there and are spiteful behind their backs, well, it sticks in my craw is all!
Nothing ever was or is private on the internet and it doesn't matter on the settings you pick. The only difference is whether a computer illiterate idiot can find the information or it will have to be someone that can use google and follow instructions.
The moment you put any kind of information on your PC or worse the internet, don't expect any kind of privacy or security.
Pointless topic tbh.
Ignorance is bliss indeed.
The moment you put any kind of information on your PC or worse the internet, don't expect any kind of privacy or security.
Pointless topic tbh.
Ignorance is bliss indeed.
Wow. Am I the only person here who doesn't think they're interesting enough to be looked up by random internet weirdos?
Pictures are set to friends only, public view of my page gives next to no information that could be used in any meaningful way and nobody can publish anything to my facebook page until I have approved it.
If you know how to use the site, none of this is really anything but a false crisis for an actually quite important issue.
Pictures are set to friends only, public view of my page gives next to no information that could be used in any meaningful way and nobody can publish anything to my facebook page until I have approved it.
If you know how to use the site, none of this is really anything but a false crisis for an actually quite important issue.
It's not just friends only is it? It's friends of friends which more or less means all and sundry.
It's not a storm in a teacup at all. A lot of us don't want to be seen. And those of you who say it doesn't matter just give FB more and more excuses to remove privacy.
To say it's OK is akin to being forced to stand in a room with people you were trying to avoid but being told, "it's OK, you don't have to say anything to them." No, I don't want them to see me at all, nor have the option to message me.
didn't he once take photos of cheese in central park
You can tell by the overuse of Depth of Field, if it is indeed a Raymond original
Block the people then? No-one is FORCING you to use Facebook at all, so it's nothing like what you said.
Long story short is if you don't like it don't use Facebook, but if you set your privacy up well and don't accept weirdo's theres really nothing that can be seen.
Depends how you have it set, you can do friends, friends of friends, you only, custom or public.
This is a total none issue.
Nobody's forcing you to be on Facebook though, so it's nothing at all like that idiotic analogy you've come up with.
When 99.9% of us signed up we had the privacy option. That has now been revoked. So, if you want to continue using FB it is indeed forced upon you.
Which is exactly the reason why I've left.
To be brutally honest, If you ever thought you could hide on facebook you were kidding yourself. Even with all your settings set to private or what ever it is extremely easy to find someone on facebook (or any social media site for that matter) and view the profile if you know what your doing.
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It seems that people forget this, if you don't like what Facebook are doing then don't use it, simple as that.