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| − | = Facebook =
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| − | '''<dfn>[https://facebook.com/ Facebook]</dfn>''' est un [[silo-fr|silo]] d'hébergement de contenus très populaire et un [[aggregator|agrégateur]] et connu pour être le plus grand réseau social centralisé sur le web.
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| − | {{clear}}
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| − | == Comment faire ==
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| − | === Comment exporter vos données ===
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| − | Vous pouvez <span id="Exporter_vos_data">exporter vos données</span> sur Facebook en :
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| − | * Allez sur https://www.facebook.com/settings
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| − | * Cliquez sur le lien "Téléchargez une copie" en bas du texte
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| − | * Voir la table sur https://www.facebook.com/help/405183566203254 pour savoir quelles données sont incluses dans les données téléchargées
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| − | Pour exporter toutes les photos dans un album possédé par d'autres (comme toutes les photos dans lesquelles vous êtes mentionné) :
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| − | * http://iangreenleaf.github.io/facebook_photos/
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| − | Pour exporter les messages Facebook :
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| − | * http://www.jwz.org/blog/2014/01/psa-back-up-your-shit/. Compliqué à installer et quelques limites.
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| − | * [https://github.com/RaghavSood/FBMessageScraper Facebook Message Scraper]
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| − | Précédemment, on pouvait utiliser[[Freedom.io]] pour copier les posts Facebook. Il n'est plus maintenu ou recommandé mais reste disponible sous forme de projet open source.
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| − | === Comment POSSER ===
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| − | {{main|POSSE to Facebook}}
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| − | There are <span id="POSSE_out_to">multiple ways to [[POSSE]]</span> out ''some'' things from your indieweb site to your Facebook profile. Specifically, you can POSSE posts and event RSVPs, but [https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/350 as of the 2.x Facebook API, ''not'' comments or likes.] Comments and likes [https://github.com/snarfed/ownyourresponses#facebook can't be PESOSed either.]
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| − | Existing techniques:
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| − | == POSSEr vers ==
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| − | Il existe de nombreux moyens de [[POSSE-fr|POSSE]]r à partir de votre site indieweb vers votre profil Facebook.
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| − | Les techniques existantes :
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| − | === à partir de Twitter ===
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| − | * [[User:Tantek.com|Tantek]] POSSE à partir de tantek.com vers Twitter, et puis utilise la fonctionnalité d'intégration Twitter/FB pour faire couler ce POSSE de Twitter vers Facebook. Raisons :
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| − | ** utilité marginale insuffisante à écrire un syndicateur POSSE personnalisé vers FB.
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| − | ** FB ne reçoit que des résumés abrégés (par conséquent, met plus de valeur sur les posts originaux tantek.com).
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| − | * [[User:Tommorris.org|tommorris]] fait pareil, parce qu'il est paresseux.
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| − | === IFTTT ===
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| − | * [[User:Adactio.com|Adactio]] POSSE à partir de adactio.com vers Facebook en utilisant If This Then That (IFTTT).
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| − | === Facebook API ===
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| − | Aucun site indieweb connu ne s'est ennuyé à appeler directement l'API FB pour POSSEr vers FB.
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| − | Poster vers le mur de quelqu'un est supporté par la 'Graph API' de Facebook
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| − | Les bibliothèques de langage de programmation pour faire ainsi :
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| − | * Ruby : [https://github.com/arsduo/koala/wiki/Graph-API Koala: Graph API] - voir la méthode <code>put_wall_post</code>.
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| − | * ...
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| − | == Agrégateur ==
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| − | Facebook joue la fonction d'agrégateur de flux de toutes les activités de vos amis.
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| − | Quelques screenshots d'exemples peuvent être trouvés ici :
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| − | * https://www.facebook.com/about/newsfeed
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| − | == Articles ==
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| − | Les articles qui peuvent fournir quelques pistes sur la manière de motiver les individus à migrer de Facebook vers l'indieweb :
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| − | * <span class="h-cite"><time class="dt-published">2012-10-04</time> <span class="p-author h-card">Lamessen</span> & <span class="p-author h-card">Goofy</span> <cite class="p-name">[http://www.framablog.org/index.php/post/2012/10/04/goodbye-facebook Adieu Facebook]</cite>. <span class="u-url">http://www.framablog.org/index.php/post/2012/10/04/goodbye-facebook</span></span>
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| − | * <span class="h-cite"><time class="dt-published">2013-02-25</time> <span class="p-author h-card">Douglas Rushkoff</span> <cite class="p-name">[http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/25/opinion/rushkoff-why-im-quitting-facebook/index.html Why I'm quitting Facebook]</cite>. <span class="u-url">http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/25/opinion/rushkoff-why-im-quitting-facebook/index.html</span></span>
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| − | * <span class="h-cite"><time class="dt-published">2013-05-02</time> <span class="p-author h-card">Ursula Lareine</span> <cite class="p-name">[http://www.defimedia.info/defi-quotidien/dq-actualites/item/31169-reseau-social-pourquoi-j-ai-quitte-facebook.html Réseau Social : Pourquoi j'ai quitté Facebook]</cite><span class="u-url">http://www.defimedia.info/defi-quotidien/dq-actualites/item/31169-reseau-social-pourquoi-j-ai-quitte-facebook.html</span></span>
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| − | * <span class="h-cite"><time class="dt-published">2013-05-05</time> <span class="p-author h-card"> Semil Shah </span> <cite class="p-name">[http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/05/iterations-facebook-youthful-rebellion/ Iterations: A Youthful Rebellion Against The Permanence Of Facebook’s Walled Garden]</cite>. <span class="u-url">http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/05/iterations-facebook-youthful-rebellion/</span></span>
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| − | * ...
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| − | == Voir aussi ==
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| − | * [[silos-fr|silos]]
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| − | * [[silo-quits-fr|quitter-les-silos]]
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| − | __TOC__
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| − | === How to POSSE to ===
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| − | {{main|POSSE to Facebook}}
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| − | There are <span id="POSSE_out_to">multiple ways to [[POSSE]]</span> out ''some'' things from your indieweb site to your Facebook profile. Specifically, you can POSSE posts and event RSVPs, but [https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/350 as of the 2.x Facebook API, ''not'' comments or likes.] Comments and likes [https://github.com/snarfed/ownyourresponses#facebook can't be PESOSed either.]
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| − | Existing techniques:
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| − | ==== from Twitter ====
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| − | * [[User:Tantek.com|Tantek]] POSSEs [[notes]], [[articles]] by name + permalink, [[replies]] (including [[RSVP]]s) out from tantek.com to Twitter, and then uses the Twitter/FB integration functionality to cascade (except for plain replies) that POSSEing from Twitter to Facebook. Reasons:
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| − | ** insufficient marginal utility in writing a custom POSSE syndicator to FB.
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| − | ** FB just gets abbreviated summaries (thus placing more value on tantek.com original posts).
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| − | ** Exception: In 2014 Tantek started occasionally manually using [[Bridgy]] Publish to POSSE a few longer and more significant posts (notes and articles) directly from tantek.com to Facebook.
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| − | *** Working on adding to Falcon: [[Falcon#auto_Bridgy_POSSE_to_FB|Automatic Bridgy POSSE to FB]]
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| − | * [[User:Tommorris.org|tommorris]] does likewise, because he's lazy.
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| − | ==== IFTTT ====
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| − | * [[User:Adactio.com|Adactio]] POSSEs [[notes]], [[photos]], [[articles]] out from adactio.com to Facebook using If This Then That (IFTTT).
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| − | ==== Bridgy ====
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| − | You can use [[Bridgy]] to POSSE Facebook posts and event RSVPs. [https://www.brid.gy/about#publish Details here.]
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| − | Bridgy ''used to'' support POSSEing comments and likes, [https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/350 but Facebook's 2.x API disabled that.]
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| − | * [[User:Snarfed.org]]: [https://snarfed.org/responses#replies comments], [https://snarfed.org/responses#likes likes], [https://snarfed.org/responses#rsvps RSVPs]
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| − | ==== Facebook API ====
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| − | {{main|POSSE to Facebook}}
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| − | Posting to one's wall is supported with the Facebook 'Graph API'. See [[POSSE to Facebook]] for details and examples.
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| − | For broader overview of the Facebook API, see the Social Web WG analysis:
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| − | * https://www.w3.org/wiki/Socialwg/Social_API/Facebook_API
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| − | === How to PESOS from ===
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| − | You can use the Facebook API to <span id="PESOS_from">PESOS your posts</span>, but as of the 2.x API, [https://github.com/snarfed/ownyourresponses#facebook not your comments or likes.]
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| − | === How to <span id="Weaning">wean</span> yourself from ===
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| − | If you’re looking to reduce your usage of Facebook, you may find that incrementally doing so (as opposed to doing a cold-turkey [[silo-quit]]) may be easier.
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| − | Here are some steps to take.
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| − | <ol start=0><li>'''Delete the Facebook native app.''' Use https://m.facebook.com/ instead, or https://mbasic.facebook.com/ for a no-JavaScript experience, including access to discussions in [[Facebook Messenger]].</li></ol>
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| − | # '''Use https://facebook.com/events''' instead of facebook.com'''
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| − | #* Goal: stop checking Facebook's News Feed (for all the reasons given in [[#Criticism]]).
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| − | #** IndieWeb folks doing this: {{t}}
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| − | #* Still allows:
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| − | #** going to events organized on FB (seeing invitations, responding etc.)
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| − | #** seeing current birthdays (today, yesterday, tomorrow)
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| − | #** checking Friending activity (toolbar person outline icon)
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| − | #** checking Message activity (toolbar talk bubble icon)
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| − | #** checking Notifications (toolbar globe icon)
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| − | # '''Use https://m.facebook.com/events''' on weekend only, only on [[mobile]]
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| − | #* Goal: quickly check what events are coming up just for weekends (mobile web is faster to load / view than fb.com/events)
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| − | #* Goal: be even less distracted by all the other UI elements
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| − | #* Specifically avoid:
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| − | #** checking Notifications (toolbar alarm icon)
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| − | #* IndieWeb folks doing this: {{t}}
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| − | # '''Use your profile URL https://facebook.com/me''' instead
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| − | #* Goal: be even less compelled to be distracted than even just checking events
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| − | #** IndieWeb folks doing/trying this: {{t}} (since 2018-01-22 for ~3 days)
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| − | #* Still allows:
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| − | #** check your POSSE copies on FB
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| − | #** checking Message activity (toolbar talk bubble icon)
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| − | #* Specifically avoid:
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| − | #** checking Notifications (toolbar globe icon)
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| − | #* Optionally
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| − | #** minimize Friending activity (toolbar person outline icon), perhaps check/add only once a day/week?
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| − | # '''Take a week+ "off the grid"''' vacation during which you're unable to check Facebook notifications
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| − | #* Goal: stop checking Facebook notifications (toolbar globe icon)
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| − | #** IndieWeb folks who have done this: {{t}} (2016-08-07 for ~1 week, 2017-08-01 for ~1.5 weeks, 2018-01-14 for ~7 weeks by being off Facebook the website completely, still using FB Messenger app for comms, and then procrastinating checking notifications since)
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| − | ==== Weaning Brainstorming ====
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| − | More thoughts on how one could reduce one's Facebook usage
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| − | * document all your Facebook use-cases as itches to implement on your own site
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| − | * pick the easiest use-case to implement yourself, build it, and try stopping using Facebook for that
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| − | * ...
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| − | === How to delete your account ===
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| − | Deletion of an account is made deliberately awkward and uncomfortable by Facebook. Note that there are two separate types of account deletion, viz. Deactivation and Deletion.
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| − | ==== '''Deactivation''' of an Account can be achieved using the normal Facebook menus. ====
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| − | The system in January 2018 was as follows:
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| − | *Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page
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| − | *Select Settings
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| − | *Choose Manage your account and then scroll down to click '''Deactivate your account'''.
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| − | *You are asked to choose the reason for deactivation, such as 'It's not fun' or 'I don't feel safe' - Facebook will provide 'solutions' to the issue you choose such as 'make more friends'
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| − | *You are also presented with a selection of your friends with prompts that 'xxxx will miss you' in an attempt to emotionally manipulate you into staying.
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| − | Surprisingly, deactivation is not hidden away under layers of menus; it is in plain sight being in the description of the Manage your account section of settings.
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| − | Note that Deactivating your account just means that your profile becomes 'hidden' to other Facebook users. Your posts, photos, tags, comments are all still present on Facebook, as is all data Facebook hold about you, whether that was provided by you in profile settings or otherwise. Messages you have sent to other users will still be visible to them. If you change your mind, simply logging back into Facebook restores all data to a user-accessible state.
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| − | ==== '''Deletion''' of an Account cannot be accomplished using the Facebook menus. ====
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| − | * Go to the page [https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account] which is linked from various help articles
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| − | * Complete your password
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| − | * You are then informed that:
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| − | ''Your account has been deactivated from the site and will be permanently deleted within 14 days. If you log into your account within the next 14 days, you will have the option to cancel your request.''
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| − | Deleting your account removes all photos, tags, comments and all user-provided data from Facebook. It does '''not''' delete non-user-provided data, such as your identity in 'tags' from other users photographs, your telephone number and email address if provided by another user (e.g. by accessing Contacts on a smartphone)
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| − | See also: [[delete your account]]
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| − | == Features ==
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| − | (this section is a stub, when it has been more well filled-in, move to top of page after dfn, similar to [[Twitter]] page)
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| − | User features on Facebook's site:
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| − | * [[create]]/read/[[update]](with [[versioning]])/[[delete]] [[posts]] of <span id="Post_Types">various types</span>, expanded more below
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| − | ** status ([[note]])
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| − | ** [[photo]]/[[video]]
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| − | ** [[life event]]
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| − | ** [[safety status]]
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| − | ** previously: [[bookmark]] (2014 and earlier?)
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| − | ** hidden in a mode or context: [[event]], [[RSVP]]
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| − | ** [[Year in Review]]
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| − | ** ...
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| − | * [[response]]s to posts including
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| − | ** [[like]] (or choose from a short menu of [[reacji]])
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| − | ** share ([[repost]])
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| − | ** [[comment]]
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| − | ** ...
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| − | * [[on this day]]
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| − | * [[add friend]]
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| − | * [[follow]]
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| − | * [[see friendship]]
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| − | * [[block]]
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| − | * [[legacy contact]]
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| − | * [[all activity]] - appears to only work for some users (might be going away!), go to https://facebook.com/me/all_activity
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| − | ** See 2015-04-25 [https://www.flickr.com/photos/aaronpk/sets/72157652169175972 aaronpk screenshots]
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| − | * [[profile]] page (equivalent of indieweb [[homepage]]) configuration including
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| − | ** header image
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| − | ** [[icon]]
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| − | *** [[temporary profile picture]]
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| − | *** profile video [https://www.facebook.com/help/698085550325779]
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| − | ** name
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| − | ** [[wall]] (now called "Timeline")
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| − | ** recent activity summary with
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| − | *** Visited (city / state / country) - datetime ago
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| − | *** At (name of current event attending), or Going to (next event attending)
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| − | *** Became friends with (person and n other people)
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| − | *** n mutual friends including person1 and person 2
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| − | ** friends box (3x(1-3) grid of thumbnails with names in lower left of each in white)
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| − | ** [[recent photos]] box (3x(1-3) grid of thumbnails)
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| − | ** [[recent videos]] box (3x(1-3) grid of thumbnails)
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| − | ** [[recent checkins]] box (list of 1-4 items with thumbnail, linked name of [[venue]], grey text of datetime since)
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| − | ** recent music box (3x(1-2) grid of artists with thumbnails and names as caption below each)
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| − | ** recent TV shows box
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| − | ** recent liked pages (3x(1-2) grid of page thumbnails and names as caption below each)
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| − | ** recent groups box (list of 1-4 items with thumbnail, linked name of group, grey text # of members, description one line elided)
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| − | ** recent reviews box
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| − | ** recent notes box (not sure how these are/were different from status updates)
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| − | ** recent [[Instagram]]s (if someone has connected their account in some direction?)
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| − | ** recent [[Foursquare]]s (if someone has connected their account in some direction?)
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| − | ** [[about]] section with many features inside its various tabs:
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| − | *** [[favorite quotes]]
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| − | *** ...
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| − | * [[notifications]]
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| − | ** [[marked safe]]
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| − | * [[safety check]]
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| − | * [[Facebook Page]] - a way to create profiles that have a number of administrators that can act as that profile
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| − | * ... lots of other features
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| − | * ...
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| − | Facebook has a number of interesting [[post]] types, each with different appearances and interfaces. Some better than others.
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| − | User features Facebook handles on other sites:
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| − | * embeddable [[like]], [[repost|share]] etc. buttons ([[webaction]])
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| − | * [[Facebook Comments Plugin]]
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| − | === Status Update ===
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| − | Status updates are [[notes]] similar to [[Twitter]] tweets, that, including status updates with links (see below) are perhaps the most common type of top-level post on FB.
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| − | 2011 limitation and Note distinction:
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| − | * 419 character limit as of 2011-02-16. When you try to post 420 or more characters, you get an alert:
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| − | http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5218/5450622726_a12b9d13f4_o.png
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| − | <blockquote>Status updates must be less than 420 characters. You have entered 1,035 <br/>characters here. Notes can be much longer. Would you like to edit and post <br/>your update as a Note instead?</blockquote> via http://tantek.com/2011/047/b1/facebook-installed-application-activities-not-deletes
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| − | === Link ===
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| − | Links posts are essentially status updates, but they have a different presentation due to the [[link-preview]] that is shown for the first link mentioned in the update.
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| − | === Photo ===
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| − | [[Photo]] posts are perhaps the second most popular type of top-level post on FB.
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| − | === Event ===
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| − | {{main|event#Facebook}}
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| − | Facebook's [[event]] posts were quite clean and nicely designed, until they started rolling out a new design on 2014-02-27. Here is the design just before that point:
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| − | [[File:20140227-facebook-event-example.png]]
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| − | Sometime in 2015(?specific date), Facebook launched a new event UI which includes:
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| − | * a [[related events]] box in the right column, just underneath the "Invite Friends" box below the attendees box showing interested, going, invited numbers, as well as a few friends who have RSVPd at least interested/maybe or yes.
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| − | === Comment ===
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| − | [[Comments]] are perhaps the overall most popular type of post, as people comment A LOT on other top-level posts, and Facebook has a two level notion of comment threading. That is, you can both comment on top-level posts, and comment on comments on top-level posts. The above event post screenshot demonstrates this two level [[commenting interface]].
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| − | === Aggregator ===
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| − | Facebook performs the function of a feed aggregator of all your friends' activities.
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| − | Some examples screenshots can be found here:
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| − | * https://www.facebook.com/about/newsfeed
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| − | Analysis of some of the algorithms Facebook uses to choose what to display to users:
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| − | * http://civic.mit.edu/blog/natematias/uncovering-algorithms-looking-inside-the-facebook-news-feed
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| − | === Comments Embed ===
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| − | Facebook has a feature called '''[http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/plugins/comments/ Comments Box]''' which "is a social plugin that enables user commenting on your site." Indieweb sites can use it to embed a [[comments]] box on blog [[posts]].
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| − | Though this does encourage your readers to sharecrop (on Facebook) their comments on your posts, it also provides them a single place to view their comments they've made across any/all sites that use Facebook for comments.
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| − | No indieweb community members are currently using this on their own sites.
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| − | IndieWeb community members that have tried this and their experience:
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| − | * Aaron Parecki:
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| − | ** "Facebook tends to get more comments [than Disqus] for me probably because everyone has an account and is always logged in"[http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2013-05-17#t1368819651]
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| − | ** "eventually I decided the quality of comments I was getting wasn't high enough and I didn't actually care about peoples' random crap they were leaving on my site"[http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2013-05-17#t1368819689]
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| − | === Groups ===
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| − | Facebook groups have a variety of privacy settings.
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| − | Removing someone from a group prompts to delete their posts or comments from the last 7 days.
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| − | [[File:facebook-remove-from-group-prompt.png]]
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| − | If you are the last member of the group and you leave the group, a confirmation is displayed saying that the group will be deleted.
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| − | === Anti-patterns ===
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| − | Some things that Facebook implements are actually [[anti-patterns]] and to be avoided:
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| − | * [[nagging]] (example inside)
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| − | == Activities Examples ==
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| − | * Alice shared Bob's status update.
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| − | * Alice shared Bob's photo.
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| − | * Alice likes Some Page.
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| − | * Alice likes a photo.
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| − | * Alice and 8 other friends wrote on Bob's timeline for his birthday.
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| − | * Alice added 3 new photos to the album Some Album.
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| − | * Alice updated her cover photo.
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| − | * Alice changed her profile picture.
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| − | * Alice commented on a link.
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| − | * Alice shared a link.
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| − | * Alice was tagged in Bob's photo.
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| − | * Alice played 10 sounds on SoundCloud.
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| − | * Alice added a job at Some Company to her timeline.
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| − | * Alice likes a photo on Instagram.
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| − | * Alice shared a story via Some Page.
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| − | * Alice made your photo her profile picture [[File:fb-made-your-photo-their-profile-pic.png]]
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| − | * Alice just posted for the first time in a while. [[File:just-posted-for-the-first-time-in-a-while.png]]
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| − | == rel-me ==
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| − | Facebook does not currently support [[rel-me]] on their user profiles.
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| − | However, they do have a "website" field in the UI which you can set.
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| − | And then applications that wish to use that field for a one-off rel-me equivalence test can access that through their API:
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| − | * https://developers.facebook.com/docs/graph-api/reference/user/
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| − | Careful parsing it, people often put multiple whitespace- or newline-separated urls.
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| − | == Additional Resources ==
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| − | === Profile Image URLs ===
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| − | Perhaps unofficially, you can get your Facebook profile image as a resized JPEG using a graph.facebook.com URL, your Facebook user ID, and dimensions, which will redirect to an actual URL. e.g.:
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| − | * {{t}}'s: https://graph.facebook.com/214611/picture?width=280&height=280
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| − | == Criticism ==
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| − | Summary on nearly all of the issues of Facebook: [http://saintsal.com/facebook/ Get your loved ones off Facebook.]
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| − | [http://www.pictorem.com/2083/Facebook.html <img src="http://www.pictorem.com/collection/pawelkuczynski1.jpg" style="float:right; max-width:40%; clear:right" alt="Isolation: cartoon of a prisoner using a large Facebook 'f' logo shaped periscope to look outside through a barred window, despite the perisope being attached to an unlocked door they could use to escape outside" />]
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| − | [http://www.sheldoncomics.com/archive/150128.html <img src="http://cdn.sheldoncomics.com/strips/main/150128_1422425850.png" style="float:right; max-width:40%; clear:right" alt="Comic about Facebook being a donut mobster, not allowing a donut maker to give their donuts to everyone that choose to get them"/>]
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| − | === Algorithmic Filtering ===
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| − | Facebook uses a proprietary algorithm to show you a fraction (what they think you want to see) of the posts from your friends, and people & pages you follow. Up to 85% less than "all".[http://techcrunch.com/2012/11/12/facebook-all-feed-link/]
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| − | This has been criticized many times.
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| − | * 2016-01-28 Gerd Leonhard: [http://www.futuristgerd.com/2016/01/28/the-evilfication-of-facebook-boiling-frogs-and-10-arguments-why-i-may-quit-facebook-take-the-poll/ The evilfication of Facebook: boiling frogs, faustian bargains, and the pleasure trap: 10 arguments for quitting Facebook]
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| − | * 2015-05-07 Zeynep Tufekci: [https://medium.com/message/how-facebook-s-algorithm-suppresses-content-diversity-modestly-how-the-newsfeed-rules-the-clicks-b5f8a4bb7bab How Facebook’s Algorithm Suppresses Content Diversity (Modestly) and How the Newsfeed Rules Your Clicks]
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| − | * 2015-05-07 Eli Pariser/Gizmodo: [http://gizmodo.com/a-new-study-from-facebook-reveals-just-how-much-it-filt-1702900877 A New Study From Facebook Reveals Just How Much It Filters What You See]
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| − | * 2015-01-28 Sheldon comic: [http://www.sheldoncomics.com/archive/150128.html Facebook is a doughnut-stealing mobster]
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| − | * 2012-11-13 Caitlin Dewey/Washington Post: [http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology/facebook-all-link-reveals-feed-without-filters/2012/11/13/86f7bc00-2d1d-11e2-9ac2-1c61452669c3_story.html Facebook ‘all’ link reveals feed without filters]
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| − | * 2012-11-12 Josh Constine/TechCrunch: [http://techcrunch.com/2012/11/12/facebook-all-feed-link/ This Facebook “All” Link Let You See An Almost Unfiltered News Feed, Until Facebook Shut It Down]
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| − | | |
| − | === API Degradation ===
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| − | | |
| − | Version 2.0[https://developers.facebook.com/docs/apps/changelog#v2_0] of the Facebook API mostly makes sensible changes to help tamp down spammy or privacy-violating apps (e.g. prevents you from seeing a user's friends unless the friends have also granted privileges to the app). But this change has broken some features that IndieWeb sites and [[Bridgy]] Publish depend on. Full discussion [http://indiewebcamp.com/irc/2015-01-21#t1421881404849 on IRC]
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| − | | |
| − | * Apps are given app-scoped user IDs now (i.e. they are unique to the application, as opposed to the global user IDs v1.0 used)
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| − | * However, given a user's username, you can apparently no longer find their user ID.
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| − | * Which means that you cannot get the post ID for a post from its URL.
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| − | ** For some posts you can look them up by /v2.2/{post-id} but most posts expect /v2.2/{user-id}_{post-id}, and there doesn't seem to be any predictable way to tell if a post wants the former id or the latter.
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| − | | |
| − | === API Inconsistency ===
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| − | | |
| − | The ID for a number of comments has changed over time, resulting in Bridgy sending apparently duplicate mentions to the same post. The symptom is that the same comment will be received with an ID of the form USERID_POSTID, and later the same comment will have an ID with a different form, containing colons and apparently magic numbers.[https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/issues/305]
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| − | | |
| − | On 2015-04-07, Facebook support let us know that this "IDs like these can appear sometimes", and that it will not be fixed.
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| − | | |
| − | === Hand-approval required to post via API ===
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| − | Unless the application developer is the only user, Facebook now requires applications to be hand-approved by the Facebook team if they are to post to a user's stream. This requires an application logo, complete screenshot walkthrough, and full privacy policy.
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| − | | |
| − | === Big data collection allows intrusive inference ===
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| − | <span id="Facebook.27s_big_data_collection_allows_intrusive_inference_about_you">Facebook's big data collection allows intrusive inference about you</span>
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| − | | |
| − | * 2016-01-28 Gerd Leonhard: [http://www.futuristgerd.com/2016/01/28/the-evilfication-of-facebook-boiling-frogs-and-10-arguments-why-i-may-quit-facebook-take-the-poll/ The evilfication of Facebook: boiling frogs, faustian bargains, and the pleasure trap: 10 arguments for quitting Facebook]
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| − | * A 2013 study found that accurate predictions can be made about the personality, political preferences and even sexual orientations of Facebook users based only on which Facebook pages a user "likes", even if a user hasn't explicitly revealed that information on their profile. ([http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/11/facebook-likes-personality-traits_n_2854403.html Huffington Post writeup])
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| − | * A 2009 study at MIT found that social network analysis of Facebook friend relationships could also reveal a user's sexuality. ([http://mashable.com/2009/09/21/facebook-friends-sexual-orientation/ Mashable])
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| − | * The inference is often so accurate that many people are convinced that Facebook is listening to their phone's microphone. Reply-All's podcast episode 109, published 2-11-2017, [https://gimletmedia.com/episode/109-facebook-spying/ Is Facebook Spying on You?], demonstrates the futility of trying to persuade people that it is not spying, just data-gathering and manipulation that makes Facebook so creepy. Also supports the old journalistic epigram about the correct response to a headline that is a question. Of course, Facebook could also be spying.
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| − | | |
| − | === Real Name demands ===
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| − | While not as bad as [[Google+]], Facebook have been attempting to enforce the "real name" policy. In 2014-09, it was revealed Facebook had disabled the accounts of a number of [[wikipedia:Drag queen|drag queens]] requiring them to use their legal names. [http://www.dailydot.com/lifestyle/facebook-demands-drag-queens-change-names/]
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| − | 2014-09-17: Accounts which don't seem like they have "normal" names have also been challenged by Facebook's policy. [http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/17/facebook-chase-nahooikaikakeolamauloaokalani-silva-_n_5833248.html]
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| − | | |
| − | 2015-06-26: Facebook disabled a user's account because of their name, the same name they used to work for and get paid by Facebook as an employee:
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| − | * <cite>[https://medium.com/@zip/my-name-is-only-real-enough-to-work-at-facebook-not-to-use-on-the-site-c37daf3f4b03 My name is only real enough to work at Facebook, not to use on the site]</cite>
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| − | === Image used in link preview ===
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| − | On 2014-09-29, when I pasted a link to a blog post in a Facebook status, the link preview used one of the comment's avatars instead of the <code>og:image</code> meta element I have had in my HTML for years. I had to manually click through the images until the correct logo appeared. I am not sure if this is a glitch or if Facebook has changed their algorithm.
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| − | | |
| − | After using Facebook's [https://developers.facebook.com/tools/debug/og/object/ Open Graph Object Debugger], I found it reported:
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| − | | |
| − | <blockquote>og:image was not defined, could not be downloaded or was not big enough. Please define a chosen image using the og:image metatag, and use an image that's at least 200x200px and is accessible from Facebook.</blockquote>
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| − | The image I'm using currently is only ~120px square. I guess that explains it, but it seems silly for Facebook to ignore the explicit <code>og:image</code> element I have set up. — {{gRegor}}
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| − | | |
| − | === Duplicate Events Created without Confirmation ===
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| − | On 2014-10-20 I ({{kylewm}}) tried to create a new HWC event using the "Copy Event" UI. I filled in the appropriate fields and clicked "Create". The button greyed out momentarily, and then re-enabled without any confirmation that the event had been copied. I checked my activity feed to see if it was there, and it was not, so I proceeded to click Create two more times before it seemed to go through. Some time later, 3 identical FB events all appeared (maybe an eventual consistency issue?).
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| − | | |
| − | === Doesn't delete deleted data ===
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| − | Facebook does not really delete data when a user clicks on 'delete', but it flags the post as 'deleted', keeping all the data in it's database.
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| − | * http://www.europe-v-facebook.org/Complaint_05_Deleted_Posts.pdf
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| − | | |
| − | === Encourages Bad Online Publishing Behaviors ===
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| − | [http://www.qwantz.com/index.php?comic=2906 http://www.qwantz.com/comics/comic2-2912.png]
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| − | Perhaps cliché and thus source for humor but with elements of truth. Unclear if these bad behaviors are due to Facebook's UI/UX (especially Newsfeed / like / share feedback loop), or just that Facebook is surfacing existing behaviors across a very broad spectrum of people. The humor in the cartoon works because these behaviors are fairly known / expected by users of Facebook. Still, specific citations would help with further analysis to see if the indieweb can do better (or is vulnerable to doing worse).
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| − | * Posting about minor annoyances [citation needed]
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| − | * Sponsored posts [citation needed]
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| − | * Sharing of "clickbait" headlines [citation needed]
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| − | * "Here's a friend crossposting from [[Twitter]], so all these @ tags don't work." - perhaps a good reason to NOT secondhand [[POSSE]] from Twitter to FB. [citation needed]
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| − | * Posting racist screeds that rely upon made-up quotes and statistics [citation needed]
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| − | | |
| − | === Social experiment performed on users ===
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| − | * A study published June 2, 2014 revealed that one week in 2012, Facebook tweaked the feeds of about 700,000 users to see if it could manipulate their mood and posting behavior [http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2014/06/everything-we-know-about-facebooks-secret-mood-manipulation-experiment/373648/]
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| − | | |
| − | === Live user frustration test ===
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| − | Facebook deliberately artificially crashed their Android app as a live (unbeknownst to the users) user-test to test frustration / abandonment! https://twitter.com/internetofshit/status/684124629963685888 and https://twitter.com/internetofshit/status/684125090527752194: <br/>https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CX5_uaQUsAEGKht.png
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| − | | |
| − | === Harmful to Body Image ===
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| − | * 2014-04-10 LiveScience / Agata Blaszczak-Boxe: <cite>[http://www.livescience.com/44723-facebook-women-body-image.html Dislike: Facebook May Hurt Women's Body Image]</cite>
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| − | | |
| − | === Facebook use causes decline in satisfaction ===
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| − | 2013-04-17 The Economist: <cite>[http://www.economist.com/news/science-and-technology/21583593-using-social-network-seems-make-people-more-miserable-get-life Facebook is bad for you: Get a life! Using the social network seems to make people more miserable]</cite>
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| − | <blockquote><p>… the more someone uses Facebook, the less satisfied he is with life.</p><p>[…]</p><p>the more a volunteer used Facebook in the period between two questionnaires, the worse he reported feeling the next time he filled in a questionnaire. Volunteers were also asked to rate their satisfaction with life at the start and the end of the study. Those who used Facebook a lot were more likely to report a decline in satisfaction than those who visited the site infrequently.</p></blockquote>
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| − | <blockquote>But an earlier investigation, conducted by social scientists at Humboldt University and Darmstadt’s Technical University, both in Germany, may have found the root cause. These researchers, who presented their findings at a conference in Leipzig in February, surveyed 584 users of Facebook aged mostly in their 20s. '''They found that the most common emotion aroused by using Facebook is envy.''' Endlessly comparing themselves with peers who have doctored their photographs, amplified their achievements and plagiarised their bons mots can leave Facebook’s users more than a little green-eyed. '''Real-life encounters, by contrast, are more WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get).'''</blockquote> '''Emphasis''' added.
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| − | === Is Boring ===
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| − | Per grafitti in Minneapolis, 2014-234, photo by {{t}}
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| − | [[Image:2014-234-facebook-boring-grafitti.jpg|640px]]
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| − | "FACEBOOK IS BORING *IRL*"
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| − | | |
| − | === Reinforcing shallow dopamine responses ===
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| − | * 2016-01-28 Gerd Leonhard: [http://www.futuristgerd.com/2016/01/28/the-evilfication-of-facebook-boiling-frogs-and-10-arguments-why-i-may-quit-facebook-take-the-poll/ The evilfication of Facebook: boiling frogs, faustian bargains, and the pleasure trap: 10 arguments for quitting Facebook] <blockquote>I recently realised that my online behaviour is being manipulated by the fact that I enjoy being ‘liked’ on Facebook.</blockquote>
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| − | === Pacifies isolates people with comfort bubbles ===
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| − | * 2016-05-10 Hossein Derakhshan: [http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/mark-zuckerberg-hypocrite-facebook-has-destroyed-open-web-1559298 Mark Zuckerberg is a hypocrite - Facebook has destroyed the open web][https://medium.com/@h0d3r/bridges-mark-zuckerberg-destroyed-e005d1703216] <blockquote><p>All the videos, images, and articles we see in our newsfeeds are picked for us based on our habits, based on our previous likes and reshares, which have taught Facebook about our preferences. Naturally, most of us only like what or who we agree with, and Facebook therefore rarely upsets, challenges, or surprises us.</p><p>It is heart-breaking to see how Facebook has changed the internet into little more than a portal for entertainment</p><p>While Zuckerberg laments at walls and admires bridges, the fact is that his '''Facebook algorithms have created billions of these comfort bubbles that are even more isolating than walls.'''</p></blockquote>'''Emphasis''' added.
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| − | === Builds demographic profiles including "ethnic affinity" ===
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| − | Facebook does not ask you about your ethnicity, but builds demographic profiles based on what you do on the site, including an "ethnic affinity". ProPublica demonstrated and reported that ads for housing could exclude people based on this "ethnic affinity". Facebook has since announced they will disable "ethnic affinity" targeting for housing, employment, and credit-related ads.
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |title=Facebook Lets Advertisers Exclude Users by Race
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| − | |url=https://www.propublica.org/article/facebook-lets-advertisers-exclude-users-by-race
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| − | |published=2016-10-08
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| − | |author=Julia Angwin and Terry Parris Jr
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| − | }}
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |title=Facebook will disable “ethnic affinity” targeting for housing, employment and credit-related ads
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| − | |url=https://techcrunch.com/2016/11/11/facebook-sort-of-disables-ethnic-affinity-targeting/
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| − | |published=2016-11-11
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| − | |author=Anthony Ha
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| − | }}
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| − | === Downtime ===
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| − | Though typically rare and brief, Facebook does go down / offline from time to time, most recently:
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| − | ==== 2017-10-11 Outage ====
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| − | http://www.sfgate.com/entertainment/the-wrap/article/Facebook-Goes-Down-Users-Turn-to-Twitter-to-12269781.php
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| − | https://twitter.com/NesiKa11/status/918135764759613440
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| − | ==== 2017-08-26 Outage ====
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| − | <blockquote><p>Saturday morning turned out to be social-media-free for a number of Facebook and Instagram users, albeit involuntarily.</p><p>Some people reported difficulties accessing the two social platforms beginning at about 9 a.m. ET</p></blockquote>
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| − | from http://money.cnn.com/2017/08/26/technology/business/facebook-down/
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| − | ==== 2016-08-26 Partial Outage ====
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| − | * 2016-08-26 ~16:00-16:10 (at least) flakey / apparent unavailability of page events pages:
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| − | [[File:2016-239-FB-sorry-something-wrong.png]]
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| − | <blockquote>Sorry, something went wrong.</blockquote>
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| − | ==== 2014-08-01 Outage ====
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| − | 2014-08-01 CNBC: [http://www.cnbc.com/2014/08/01/facebook-currently-down-for-some-users.html Facebook goes down for many users]
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| − | | |
| − | * 2014-08-01 ~9:00-9:40 flakey / intermittent availability with lots of "Something went wrong" messages, e.g. on a permalink page when logged in:
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| − | [[File:FB something wrong 2014-08-01.png]]
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| − | * on a group page when logged in:
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| − | [[File:FB group down 2014-08-01.png]]
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| − | * and on the home page:
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| − | [[File:facebook is down 20140801.png]]
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| − | * on a previously loaded FB page, the "Notifications" globe drop-down just rotated a progress image for minutes and never loads:
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| − | [[File:FB notifications dropdown not loading 2014-08-01.png]]
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| − | === Prefers Pageviews Over Efficient UX ===
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| − | Per the documentation in [[reader#Integrated_Activity_Reading]], one of Facebook's UI experiments involved an integrated reading experience that showed by posts and other "activities" in a single reading stream:
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| − | https://d23f6h5jpj26xu.cloudfront.net/gpnggaky8d1gog_small.jpg
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| − | What they found was that it was ''too'' efficient - users were reading things and not clicking to see additional pages.
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| − | | |
| − | Thus they abandoned the experiment, instead preferring a UI that generates more pageviews over a UI that is more efficient for users.
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| − | This may present an opportunity for IndieWeb [[UX]] to exceed [[silo]] UX.
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| − | | |
| − | === Link Wrapper Problems ===
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| − | ==== Link Wrapper Unreliability ====
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| − | Facebook's link wrapper lm.facebook.com sometimes has outages, thus breaking all links in content in Facebook.
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| − | E.g. 2014-08-10 ~21:25-21:32 (at least)
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| − | [[File:2014-222-lm-facebook-504-error.jpg]]
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| − | | |
| − | ==== Hyperlink Fear Interstitial ====
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| − | https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BjNq5GbCUAAMf1Z.png
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| − | [[Facebook]] mobile app (apparently) warning the user about [[Twitter]] t.co link-wrapped links as having "a problem".
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| − | via https://twitter.com/kyle_wm/status/446818317408280576
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| − | === Censorship ===
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |url = https://www.propublica.org/article/facebook-hate-speech-censorship-internal-documents-algorithms
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| − | |title = Facebook’s Secret Censorship Rules Protect White Men from Hate Speech But Not Black Children
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| − | |author = Julia Angwin and Hannes Grassegger
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| − | |published = 2017-06-28
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| − | |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20170629220226/https://www.propublica.org/article/facebook-hate-speech-censorship-internal-documents-algorithms
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| − | }}
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |url = http://boffosocko.com/2018/02/16/facebook-is-censoring-my-notes/
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| − | |title = Facebook is Censoring My Notes
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| − | |author = {{chrisaldrich}}
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| − | |published = 2018-02-16
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| − | |archiveurl = https://web.archive.org/web/20180216190217/http://boffosocko.com/2018/02/16/facebook-is-censoring-my-notes/
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| − | }}
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| − | === Changed emails to @facebook.com ===
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |url = https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/06/25/facebooks-lame-attempt-to-force-its-email-service-on-you/
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| − | |title = Facebook's Lame Attempt To Force Its Email Service On You
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| − | |author = [https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/ Kashmir Hill]
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| − | |published = 2012-06-25
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| − | |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20170606163055/https://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2012/06/25/facebooks-lame-attempt-to-force-its-email-service-on-you/
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| − | }}
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |url = http://producermatthew.com:80/post/25864434170/as-we-announced-back-in-april-weve-been-updating|title = Facebook spokesperson response [no title]
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| − | |author = [http://producermatthew.com/ Matthew Keys]
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| − | |published = 2012-06-25
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| − | |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20120628151918/http://producermatthew.com:80/post/25864434170/as-we-announced-back-in-april-weve-been-updating
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| − | }}
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| − | === Scraped call and SMS logs from Android phones ===
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| − | * {{citation
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| − | |url = https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/03/facebook-scraped-call-text-message-data-for-years-from-android-phones/
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| − | |title = Facebook scraped call, text message data for years from Android phones
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| − | |author = [https://arstechnica.com/author/sean-gallagher/ Sean Gallagher]
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| − | |published = 2018-03-24
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| − | |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20180325204704/https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2018/03/facebook-scraped-call-text-message-data-for-years-from-android-phones/
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| − | }}
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| − | ** How to see/remove the contact information you've uploaded: {{citation
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| − | |url = https://gregorlove.com/2018/03/check-the-contact-information/
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| − | |title = Check the Contact Information You've Uploaded to Facebook
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| − | |author = {{gRegor}}
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| − | |published = 2018-03-25
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| − | |archiveurl = http://web.archive.org/web/20180325204936/https://gregorlove.com/2018/03/check-the-contact-information/
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| − | }}
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| − | == Advocates ==
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| − | Robert Scoble defended using Facebook in a post, "[https://plus.google.com/+Scobleizer/posts/ZSJzgnvKaWy What will you miss when you quit Facebook?]"
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| − | <blockquote>1. Filtered feed. Truth is this is a mixed bag. For me it's a HUGE deal because I have put thousands of hours into tuning my feed and I have many of the world's top technologists on Facebook.</blockquote>
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| − | Someday Facebook will change ''something'' (or just [[site-deaths|disappear]]), and all these hours will be wasted. Imagine if he'd spent just 1/10th of that time working on his own site. — {{gRegor}}
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| − | == Deactivation Prompts ==
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| − | | |
| − | When a user attempts to deactivate an account, a number of prompts appear, and a user is required to complete one to progress the deactivation procedure.
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| − | == Mottos ==
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| − | Facebook has some development mottos that we can perhaps learn from.
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| − | === Move Fast And Break Things ===
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| − | From ??? until 2014-04-30, Facebook infamously had the motto:
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| − | * Move Fast and Break Things
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| − | Even in their IPO paperwork[http://mashable.com/2014/03/13/facebook-move-fast-break-things/]
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| − | === Move Fast With Stable Infra ===
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| − | On 2014-04-30[http://mashable.com/2014/04/30/facebooks-new-mantra-move-fast-with-stability/], in a public announcement, Facebook changed their motto to:
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| − | * Move Fast With Stable Infra
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| − | == Articles ==
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| − | Articles that may provide insights on how to motivate individuals to move from Facebook to the indieweb (most recent first):
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| − | * 2016-04-12 Business Insider: <cite>[http://www.businessinsider.com/facebook-f8-ten-year-roadmap-2016-4 Facebook just showed us its 10-year road map in one graphic]</cite> <img src="http://static4.businessinsider.com/image/570d2caa52bcd01a008bc210-997-419/screen%20shot%202016-04-12%20at%201.10.45%20pm.png" style="display:block;max-width:100%" alt="Facebook 10 year roadmap of ecosystems, products, and technologies." />
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| − | * 2015-08-28 BBC: <cite>[http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-34082393 Facebook has a billion users in a single day, says Mark Zuckerberg]</cite>
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| − | * 2015-03-13 <cite>[https://about.flipboard.com/inside-flipboard/what-you-need-to-know-about-facebook-changes-on-flipboard/ Unfortunately, Facebook is limiting which content shows up in your Facebook section on Flipboard. Posts from friends and your own account will no longer be included in the newsfeed.]</cite>
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| − | * 2014-10-12 [http://educationaltechnology.ca/couros/2482 Facebook’s Identity Authentication Is Broken]
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| − | * 2014-03-13 [http://www.theverge.com/2014/3/13/5488558/danah-boyd-interview-the-era-of-facebook-is-an-anomaly The era of Facebook is an anomaly]
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| − | * 2014-01-21 [http://business.time.com/2014/01/21/facebook-is-about-to-lose-80-of-its-users-study-says/ Facebook Is About to Lose 80% of Its Users, Study Says]
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| − | * 2014-01-15 [http://techcrunch.com/2014/01/15/even-president-obama-thinks-that-facebook-isnt-cool-anymore/ Even President Obama Thinks That Facebook Isn’t Cool Anymore]
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| − | * 2013-11-14 [http://www.slate.com/blogs/future_tense/2013/11/14/facebook_s_cool_kids_problem_instagram_snapchat_and_the_anti_facebook_phenomenon.html Facebook Isn't Cool. So What?]
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| − | * 2013-09-04 [http://mobile.slate.com/articles/technology/data_mine_1/2013/09/facebook_privacy_and_kids_don_t_post_photos_of_your_kids_online.html We Post Nothing About Our Daughter Online] <blockquote>Nothing. It’s the only way to defend her against facial recognition, Facebook profiling, and corporate data mining. </blockquote>
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| − | * 2013-09-03 [http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2292493/Facebook-to-Users-You-Have-Exactly-7-Days-Until-We-Own-You Facebook to Users: You Have Exactly 7 Days Until We Own You]
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| − | * 2013-05-31 Barnaby Walters in http://waterpigs.co.uk/notes/1480/ : <blockquote><p>It’s funny — people are saying so much about the #indieweb/federated social web not being a “Facebook Killer”, and yet it’s killed my usage of FB beyond occasional passive consumption.</p><p>So, implementors: build stuff which kills your own FB usage before trying to kill facebook.</p></blockquote>
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| − | * <span class="h-cite"><time class="dt-published">2013-05-05</time> <span class="p-author h-card"> Semil Shah </span> <cite class="p-name">[http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/05/iterations-facebook-youthful-rebellion/ Iterations: A Youthful Rebellion Against The Permanence Of Facebook’s Walled Garden]</cite>. <span class="u-url">http://techcrunch.com/2013/05/05/iterations-facebook-youthful-rebellion/</span></span>
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| − | * <span class="h-cite"><time class="dt-published">2013-02-25</time> <span class="p-author h-card">Douglas Rushkoff</span> <cite class="p-name">[http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/25/opinion/rushkoff-why-im-quitting-facebook/index.html Why I'm quitting Facebook]</cite>. <span class="u-url">http://www.cnn.com/2013/02/25/opinion/rushkoff-why-im-quitting-facebook/index.html</span></span>
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| − | == FAQ ==
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| − | === Watch video without Flash ===
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| − | '''Q:''' How do I watch videos on Facebook without Flash?
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| − | '''A:''' Accessing the video through <code>https://m.facebook.com/</code> or <code>https://touch.facebook.com</code> will allow you to watch the video using HTML5 video.
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| − | == See Also ==
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| − | * [[silos]]
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| − | * [[silo-quits]]
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| − | * [[super logoff]]
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| − | * https://www.technologyreview.com/s/604082/we-need-more-alternatives-to-facebook/
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| − | * [[The Social Network]]
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| − | * [[Facebook Connect]]
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| − | * Facebook Messenger
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| − | * 2015-12-11 Fast Company: [https://www.fastcompany.com/3054592/donald-trump-can-post-hate-speech-to-facebook-but-you-cant Donald Trump Can Post Hate Speech To Facebook, But You Can’t]
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| − | * 2015-12-18 NiemanLab / Anjali Mullany: [http://www.niemanlab.org/2015/12/platforms-decide-who-gets-heard/ Platforms decide who gets heard]
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| − | * We Can't Trust Facebook to Regulate Itself - New York Times http://nzzl.us/6FLIrHJ
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| − | * Criticism: 2017-09-11 Brad Frost <cite>[http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/facebook-you-needy-sonofabitch/ Facebook, You Needy Sonofabitch]</cite> documents several examples of excess use of [[notifications]] by Facebook.
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| − | * 2017-09-15 John Battelle: [https://shift.newco.co/lost-context-how-did-we-end-up-here-fd680c0cb6da Lost Context: How Did We End Up Here?] / Facebook and Google’s advertising platforms are out of control. That used to be a good thing. Now…not so much.
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| − | * 2018-01-05 Doc Searls: [http://doc.blog/2018/01/05/theHumanSolutionToFacebooksMachineproducedProblemsAlsoWontWork.html The human solution to Facebook's machine-produced problems also won't work]
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| − | * 2018-01-05 John Battelle: [https://shift.newco.co/its-the-advertising-model-stupid-b843cd7edbe9 Facebook Can’t Be Fixed.] / Facebook’s fundamental problem is not foreign interference, spam bots, trolls, or fame mongers. It’s the company’s core business model, and abandoning it is not an option.
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| − | * 2018-01-04 Washington Monthly: [https://washingtonmonthly.com/magazine/january-february-march-2018/how-to-fix-facebook-before-it-fixes-us/ How to Fix Facebook—Before It Fixes Us] / An early investor explains why the social media platform’s business model is such a threat—and what to do about it. <blockquote>Seventh, '''consumers, not the platforms, should own their own data. In the case of Facebook, this includes posts, friends, and events—in short, the entire social graph. Users created this data, so they should have the right to export it to other social networks.''' Given inertia and the convenience of Facebook, I wouldn’t expect this reform to trigger a mass flight of users. Instead, the likely outcome would be an explosion of innovation and entrepreneurship. Facebook is so powerful that most new entrants would avoid head-on competition in favor of creating sustainable differentiation.</blockquote> '''Emphasis''' added.
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| − | * https://phys.org/news/2018-01-secret-history-facebook-depression.html
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| − | * 2018-02-01 Digiday: [https://digiday.com/media/facebook-execs-turn-twitter-publisher-charm-offensive/ The Facebook execs who turn to Twitter for publisher charm offensive]<blockquote>…an acknowledgment that Twitter is beloved by one of its core constituents, journalists, and is a more effective way to respond to critics in real time than Facebook itself.</blockquote> via https://twitter.com/Digiday/status/958936735043473408
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| − | * https://techcrunch.com/2018/02/03/facebooks-siren-call/
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| − | * 2018-02-12 CNN: [http://money.cnn.com/2018/02/12/media/unilever-advertising-facebook-google-swamp/index.html Unilever to Facebook and Google: Clean up 'swamp' or we'll pull ads] <blockquote>"We cannot continue to prop up a digital supply chain ... which at times is little better than a swamp in terms of its transparency," Unilever marketing boss Keith Weed</blockquote>
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| − | * Criticism: 2018-02-27 Publisher Little Things shuts down, blaming changes to Facebook's algorithm for declining audience. <cite>[http://www.businessinsider.com/littlethings-online-publisher-shuts-down-and-blames-facebook-algorithm-2018-2?IR=T Facebook's algorithm has wiped out a once flourishing digital publisher]</cite>.
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| − | ** https://www.littlethings.com/goodbye-from-littlethings/
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| − | * https://github.com/danburzo/fb-export
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| − | * https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018/03/how-change-your-facebook-settings-opt-out-platform-api-sharing
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| − | * https://fieldguide.gizmodo.com/heres-how-to-share-as-little-data-as-possible-without-d-1823915628
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| − | * 2018-03-21 Criticism/thread: psychological control vector: https://twitter.com/fchollet/status/976563870322999296
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| − | ** "The problem with Facebook is not *just* the loss of your privacy and the fact that it can be used as a totalitarian panopticon. The more worrying issue, in my opinion, is its use of digital information consumption as a psychological control vector. Time for a thread" [https://twitter.com/fchollet @fchollet] March 21, 2018
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