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Thread started 09/16/11 11:38am

BklynBabe

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So Facebook was making some changes this week

....and I caught people who thought their pages were on private lockdown with their posts' flies exposed! mad

So if you think your page is private you may want to go check it. I just lost a friend due to post exposure. (not mine lol)

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Reply #1 posted 09/16/11 11:54am

johnart

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hug

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Reply #2 posted 09/16/11 12:10pm

Javi

Has it exploded or something?

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Reply #3 posted 09/17/11 9:11am

sonic

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hmm....mine SEEMS fine. my privacy settings are set to Custom.

was wondering...the notice on the right, it says click to add extra security by adding an extra email or cell number. theres NO WAY im giving them MORE info!

eek

[Edited 9/17/11 9:12am]

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Reply #4 posted 09/17/11 9:59am

RodeoSchro

Facebook is ALWAYS trying to job you. Think about it:

Facebook is free to you. But Mark Zuckerberg is worth $7 billion and that's made up entirely of his minority stake in Facebook. Investors value Facebook at more than $15 billion.

What makes Facebook valuable? They don't charge you to join, so they have to sell something, right?

What do they have to sell?

Your eyeballs.

Your information.

Facebook cannot make money unless it can sell those things. So if you ever think you're "private" or Facebook doesn't have something of yours to sell, think again.

Oh, you don't use your real name on Facebook? So what - Facebook knows your IP address every time you log on. If you log on from work, they know where you work. If you log on from home, they know where you live. If they know where you live, they know who you are.

I'm not saying this is good or bad, but I am saying it is fact. Do not EVER think you are not being sold by Facebook.

You are, and always will be.

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Reply #5 posted 09/17/11 3:46pm

LittleBLUECorv
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Yeah, didn't know what the hell was gooin on either.

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Reply #6 posted 09/17/11 4:12pm

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I'm always astonished when I hear/read that people still use Facebook. It's the most banal "networking" site there is, with too many vulnerabilities.

Whenever someone asks me, "what's your Facebook," I start laughing.

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"Water can nourish me, but water can also carry me. Water has magic laws." - JCVD
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Reply #7 posted 09/17/11 4:51pm

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WaterInYourBath said:

I'm always astonished when I hear/read that people still use Facebook. It's the most banal "networking" site there is, with too many vulnerabilities.

Whenever someone asks me, "what's your Facebook," I start laughing.

Do you use another site? If so, which one?

There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin.
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Reply #8 posted 09/17/11 4:52pm

Deadflow3r

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RodeoSchro said:

Facebook is ALWAYS trying to job you. Think about it:

Facebook is free to you. But Mark Zuckerberg is worth $7 billion and that's made up entirely of his minority stake in Facebook. Investors value Facebook at more than $15 billion.

What makes Facebook valuable? They don't charge you to join, so they have to sell something, right?

What do they have to sell?

Your eyeballs.

Your information.

Facebook cannot make money unless it can sell those things. So if you ever think you're "private" or Facebook doesn't have something of yours to sell, think again.

Oh, you don't use your real name on Facebook? So what - Facebook knows your IP address every time you log on. If you log on from work, they know where you work. If you log on from home, they know where you live. If they know where you live, they know who you are.

I'm not saying this is good or bad, but I am saying it is fact. Do not EVER think you are not being sold by Facebook.

You are, and always will be.

Just curious,does Ben make money with the org? It seems rather impossible to me for him to do so.

There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin.
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Reply #9 posted 09/17/11 7:25pm

luv4u

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FB sucks monkey balls sometimes neutral

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Reply #10 posted 09/17/11 8:32pm

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RodeoSchro said:

Facebook is ALWAYS trying to job you. Think about it:

Facebook is free to you. But Mark Zuckerberg is worth $7 billion and that's made up entirely of his minority stake in Facebook. Investors value Facebook at more than $15 billion.

What makes Facebook valuable? They don't charge you to join, so they have to sell something, right?

What do they have to sell?

Your eyeballs.

Your information.

Facebook cannot make money unless it can sell those things. So if you ever think you're "private" or Facebook doesn't have something of yours to sell, think again.

Oh, you don't use your real name on Facebook? So what - Facebook knows your IP address every time you log on. If you log on from work, they know where you work. If you log on from home, they know where you live. If they know where you live, they know who you are.

I'm not saying this is good or bad, but I am saying it is fact. Do not EVER think you are not being sold by Facebook.

You are, and always will be.

nod

one look at their ads on your home page should tell you who they sold your info to.

another indicator is old postings shown of that very person'e profile you clicked onto.

they recycle your old posts on your friend's pages when they click on your profile or comment on your page.

the ads they thry to endorse on your profile will be seen on theirs as well when they comment on your page.. their info sharing works like a virus.

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Reply #11 posted 09/18/11 5:37pm

PDogz

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Deadflow3r said:

Just curious,does Ben make money with the org? It seems rather impossible to me for him to do so.

If not, he certainly could (...although I appreciate that there aren't any ads on the org). Google crawls the org like every other minute. The moment someone posts something on the org, it's already searchable on Google. When Google crawls a site that frequently, that means that site is a major player on the Internet, and ripe for revenue.

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Reply #12 posted 09/18/11 5:57pm

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PDogz said:

Deadflow3r said:

Just curious,does Ben make money with the org? It seems rather impossible to me for him to do so.

If not, he certainly could (...although I appreciate that there aren't any ads on the org). Google crawls the org like every other minute. The moment someone posts something on the org, it's already searchable on Google. When Google crawls a site that frequently, that means that site is a major player on the Internet, and ripe for revenue.

Yes that's very true. I created a thread about a real life topic on here about a couple of months ago and I did a google search on the topic not long after I created the thread and my thread here on the org was within the first five hyperlinks to click for info. It was crazy.

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Reply #13 posted 09/18/11 6:08pm

PDogz

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missfee said:

PDogz said:

If not, he certainly could (...although I appreciate that there aren't any ads on the org). Google crawls the org like every other minute. The moment someone posts something on the org, it's already searchable on Google. When Google crawls a site that frequently, that means that site is a major player on the Internet, and ripe for revenue.

Yes that's very true. I created a thread about a real life topic on here about a couple of months ago and I did a google search on the topic not long after I created the thread and my thread here on the org was within the first five hyperlinks to click for info. It was crazy.

That's really a big deal, because most "regular" websites may get crawled once a week at best. One more thing Prince should be proud of, in spite of the Internet being dead and all, lol.

"There's Nothing That The Proper Attitude Won't Render Funkable!"

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Reply #14 posted 09/18/11 6:30pm

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BklynBabe said:

....and I caught people who thought their pages were on private lockdown with their posts' flies exposed! mad

So if you think your page is private you may want to go check it. I just lost a friend due to post exposure. (not mine lol)

Like... they died? lol

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Reply #15 posted 09/18/11 7:32pm

Deadflow3r

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PDogz said:

missfee said:

Yes that's very true. I created a thread about a real life topic on here about a couple of months ago and I did a google search on the topic not long after I created the thread and my thread here on the org was within the first five hyperlinks to click for info. It was crazy.

That's really a big deal, because most "regular" websites may get crawled once a week at best. One more thing Prince should be proud of, in spite of the Internet being dead and all, lol.

lol Given what some of those threads that go way beyond 6 or 7 pages are about I am not so sure Prince loves his name involved. wink

There came a time when the risk of remaining tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom. Anais Nin.
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Reply #16 posted 09/18/11 7:41pm

PDogz

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Deadflow3r said:

PDogz said:

That's really a big deal, because most "regular" websites may get crawled once a week at best. One more thing Prince should be proud of, in spite of the Internet being dead and all, lol.

lol Given what some of those threads that go way beyond 6 or 7 pages are about I am not so sure Prince loves his name involved. wink

Good point. lol

"There's Nothing That The Proper Attitude Won't Render Funkable!"

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Reply #17 posted 09/18/11 10:47pm

purpledoveuk

I'm still on it because I'm nosey about what my friends are upto...

But some of the stuff a few come out with makes me wonder why we are friends (real-world friends) at all
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