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globalwide @globalwide (97) • United States 15 Sep 11

There are many interesting places to go to on the internet but none more interesting and more accessed by the masses world wide. There are many concerns about facebook that has recently surfaced, such as ideas that it is a data...

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Privacy Issues on Facebook

kareemadivina @kareemadivina (1230) • Philippines 5 Jun 11

Last night my friend and I were surfing the internet when we just thought of searching our names in Google.We are then surprise that we found our Facebook account and when we try to open it, we can see every information found in...

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Facebook Privacy

mariacecilia13 @mariacecilia13 (490) • Philippines 9 Oct 10

Just last night I started receiving text messages from an unknown number, after few more texts, he told me he got my number from facebook! I was surprised as four months ago, I deleted my cell phone number on my profile and edited...

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CEO and founder Mark Zuckerberg wants to Focus on Privacy?

roleez1 @roleez1 (168) • United States 7 Oct 10

The fundamentals is what is claimed to be the main focus. Privacy? Maybe just a little to late to discuss the fundamentals.

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Facebook: Limit privacy on profile / and regarding certain issues.

webgirl01 @webgirl01 (689) • United States 24 Sep 10

Hello Mylotters, If you have social networking sites mostly facebook profile, have you ever had a friend who is on your friends list or any friends that you want to limit profile from that particular person(s) for reason or no...

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Facebook users BEWARE! Implementing a turn off feature for third party features?

roleez1 @roleez1 (168) • United States 25 May 10

Why in the world are they implementing this now. Why was this not implemented upon creation. You mean to tell me that my personal data is incorporated or shared with other websites. Oh my fault, I didn't read the fine print! Folks...

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Do you think facebook invade our privacy?

nooveggies @nooveggies (607) • Indonesia 12 Nov 09

Facebook stores our photos and informations on their server even after we deleted them. If you read their terms of service carefully, you'll notice it. They also have the right to use it and distribute it. This is so uncool...

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