Posted on 04/05/2018 7:55:27 AM PDT by klimeckg
So, if you can’t prove you ain’t a robot, then they delete it?....................
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Someday you’ll get prosecuted for lying to the snoops!
suspend it till you send something with your name on it with personal info deleted or “redacted”
Rules say no bogus ID’s
The Eagles nailed it:
Last thing I remember
I was running for the door
I had to find the passage back to the place I was before
Relax said the nightman
We are programed to receive
You can check out any time you like
But you can never leave
Post anything on Facebook, it’s theirs forever.
I’ll bet at least 1000 of my next EBT cards that FB STILL sells your user data, and that it is STILL available to any speech code enforcement agent who wants to see your words to find something to get you on.
Agreed! I never provide identifying data.
Some guy built an app, but this could be done manually (??)
The app goes into ALL of your Facebook content and injects words/numbers/symbols to corrupt the content and block Facebook algorythims from harvesting useful data.
The process is repeated over a period of three to four months. This ensures the Facebook backups of your data are also completely corrupted and of no value.
Then, you can deactivate or delete your account.
Of course, and crack is good for you too, yeah? /s
Not if I block their tracking cookies :P
*** “I methodically deleted every post I ever made on FB then I deleted the account............................” ***
It is the ONLY WAY
I’m never going to ever sign back into or onto Facebook... not even to get off or out of it... it is insidious and evil with many fake sites just feeding around the edges of the beast itself.
Rope and Lamp Post I’m good with
It’s the only thing I COULD do. I can’t nuke it from space just to make sure..................
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