Boltster likes to go out of his way to find out other's personal information!

[Cybertails1998]

In addition to what I said ↑↑↑, it also shares your stuff with advertising and tracking companies.

Try playing Farmville in Ukraine, and then in Britain. If the ads are different, you're doing well.

[Ad Bot]

[Pixel]

I want Facebook and Google to share my information with advertising comanies. Makes more sense for me to be given ads that are location and interest-based rather and random ads asking if Im looking for hot singles in my area.

[Cybertails1998]

I want Facebook and Google to share my information with advertising comanies. Makes more sense for me to be given ads that are location and interest-based rather and random ads asking if Im looking for hot singles in my area.

So you're okay with total and absolute control of your life?

[Pixel]

So you're okay with total and absolute control of your life?

ur right cause ADS ARE MY LIFE

[Pixel]

I mean really dude your whole argument is about how Facebook uses the information I GIVE THEM to make using it easier and quicker to setup.

[Cybertails1998]

my point is, "third party" isn't all limited to advertising and tracking, it's also microsoft, the government and literally anyone who facebook has a shady deal with.

say, someone put their address as private. and you own a small company. simply ask facebook for his address in exchange for something and kaboom, you can come over to his house when he's asleep and rape him.

also,  i wasn't kidding on the "literally anyone" part in my first paragraph.


are annoying flashy billboards seriously important enough for you to ditch all privacy for?

[Extrude]

my point is, "third party" isn't all limited to advertising and tracking, it's also microsoft, the government and literally anyone who facebook has a shady deal with.

say, someone put their address as private. and you own a small company. simply ask facebook for his address in exchange for something and kaboom, you can come over to his house when he's asleep and rape him.

also,  i wasn't kidding on the "literally anyone" part in my first paragraph.


are annoying flashy billboards seriously important enough for you to ditch all privacy for?

You're dumb, don't understand Facebook, and you suck at formatting posts.

[Cybertails1998]

You're dumb, don't understand Facebook, and you suck at formatting posts.

And the only thing YOU ever do in arguments is insult people using a fictional teleporter. You're dumber than a storm trooper.

[Extrude]

And the only thing YOU ever do in arguments is insult people using a fictional teleporter. You're dumber than a storm trooper.

Implying your dumb rambling about how Facebook sells your info to rapists even merits an argument...

[Yosher]

Implying your dumb rambling about how Facebook sells your info to rapists even merits an argument...

Because examples don't exist.

[Chrono]

Because examples don't exist.

Are you trying to say that an example is in no way required to be related to the theory?

Well. Here's my example of math then: Cats are orange.

It's just an example though, don't try to say anything about my math.

[Qwepir]

You're dumber than a storm trooper.

Don't talk stuff about my bros like that.

[CoolKoopaTroopa]

cybertails saying stupid stuff again. how typical

[Böltster]

Hey guys, did any of you know facebook is the LEAST secure social network on the planet and will happily sell your information to third party people given half a chance? forget, it even brings up the "you might know them!" people from your email, the school you go to and in short absolutely everything you put in, and in the email it also rustles through everything.

Just google anything along the lines of "facebook shares information", holy stuff!

no they don't?

you control the information both through what is put up and through your privacy settings

[Ipquarx]

no they don't?

you control the information both through what is put up and through your privacy settings

They legally own any information you enter, no matter what your settings are.