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Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: iPhone 5 launch date, LTE compatability in Switzerland

Logins Miller — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 16:26:47 -0000

Hallo PatricD

Wie steht es um Facetime über 3G mit iOS 6? Als Firma haben wir Swisscom vor 2 Monaten schriftlich / eingeschrieben
angefragt und bis heute keine Rückmeldung erhalten. Dies ist kein gutes Geschäftsgebaren. Auch heute wusste die Business
Hotline nichts.

Geht Facetime via 3G unter iOS 6?

Danke,

NoName

Re: Facebook Knows Where You Take Your Photos

Drift Boogie — Mon, 23 Jul 2012 06:56:14 -0000

Dont think so.It recognized pics from totally different locations that are like woods and so and could be anywhere.

Re: Facebook Knows Where You Take Your Photos

kurtvonmoos — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 13:30:50 -0000

Not entirely sure to tell you the truth... But here is my best guess: Data Mining.

The EXIF info of your picture will have a time stamp. So perhaps Facebook is matching this info with the locations from which you logged into Facebook around the time/date the picture was taken?

Re: Facebook Knows Where You Take Your Photos

Randy Levine — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 09:20:48 -0000

Noticed this as well, but can't seem to figure out how they've identified my DSLR photos as I do not have an external attachment? Only thing I can think of is that it may be reading a geo tag of the same photo some how that I uploaded to Flickr, but find this highly unlikely or feasible. Thoughts?

Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Themike86 — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 02:07:27 -0000

My Android based phone pulls phone numbers from Facebook... within thirty seconds of setting up Facebook on my phone, my phone's address book was full of numbers and pictures for all my Facebook friends who have numbers listed. The same thing that's supposedly a ToS violation. What the...?
For what it's worth, I don't see the problem with that particular transfer - it's just populating my address book with data I could get by clicking onto their profile anyway - including from my phone - so what's it matter? It's actually incredibly convenient. Why Facebook now apparently forbids this while allowing it to happen the other way, which is a VERY different matter, is beyond me.

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

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Re: Private: Nope. Your Status Update Won’t Cure Cancer

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Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Cosmic-antidust — Fri, 04 Nov 2011 15:51:04 -0000

Hi, I think I was about to sync my phone calendar via a hosted server, but then wondered - what actually is sync-ing doing? Am I permitting so much? Thanks

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

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Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Vanilla — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 05:18:16 -0000

Sorry i meant to say her profile pic was under the " PEOPLE I MAY KNOW" SECTION

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Vanilla — Tue, 11 Oct 2011 05:16:40 -0000

HI, I registered a facebook account and the next day when i went to logg in to look around It was asking me for my phone number so it could verify my account as they had locked me out. I didnt want too but i gave them my phone number as i was reading on line and was under the impression that this was their new security measures. ANYWAY..... i finally get back into my account and i see one of my friends profile photo under " you might know this person" tab or something like that....on the right hand side.NOW i have not told anyone that i am on facebook, I have no friends added to my facebook account...so no one could have been linked.....how on earth did facebook know that this was MY friend? the only way was via my phone number that I had given facebook to verify my account. They must have scanned the numbers and matched it with her facebook account or something....... NOW i think this is an invasion of privacy!

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Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Ishtehburgermeister — Tue, 06 Sep 2011 02:33:45 -0000

Very well spoken sir. Now, this calls for a lawsuit! Or an angry mob, or a conspiracy forum, depending on which I decide sounds more fun overall. I'm gonna send this page to people I know, probably. Have a good one.

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Heather — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 05:29:49 -0000

OK Ken so my can MY sister see MY friends who are not on FB? why are MY contacts VISIBLE to HER? she called out a list of people I know who she doesn't know with their numbers. Oh and I didn't get any screen alert I don't have an IPhone. I'm not too sure whether FB know that they have published other peoples contacts on other peoples contacts list? I would be mortified if someone called up my granny because they found her number on their contacts list and so would she!

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Ken — Sat, 13 Aug 2011 02:38:48 -0000

this is a crock of doo doo. what you are looking at [your phonebook] is a list of numbers for YOUR friends. its in YOUR accounts area -and thus NOT VISIBLE to anyone else but YOU .. or a hacker. [always possible - and not FB's fault per se].

FB sync from a fone gives a full screen alert that you must agree to - that tells you EXACTLY what it's doing and asks you to agree or NOT. http://bit.ly/pdQ3s6 try it ... it wont post anything either way without you agreeing. If your number is in your profile and you've not set your security preferences to hide it then it will be displayed as per these settings. If you don't want information available DONT PUT IT IN YOUR PROFILE! it's easy!
I'm no big fan of Zuckerberg and Co but they give you a sensational social networking tool for FREE. It's idiocy IMHO to suggest that FB are going to do seriously dodgy things with private data. They need us to like them. Imagine if they were exposed like the News of the World lot??? how many ppl would lose their jobs - and Zuckerberg and Co would lose billions off their asset. If you're concerned about security - it's easy : don't put anything online that you don't want shared. The internet is a vast UNSECURED network. This isn't Facebook's fault. They've even enabled SSL unlike most other SN portals. (look it up if you don't know where its enabled) Their biggest mistake is perhaps to make FB quite customisable [which creates complexity which is clearly confusing most of you here].

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Laur — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 15:21:35 -0000

Same with me. I've deleted the FB app from my iPhone, and still the contact information is on FB. I just selected the "remove" choice at the FB site.

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Billy Kovalsky — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 04:10:46 -0000

Hello all.
I have the same problem with my Iphone contacts going public on FB.
Ive made sure the Sync option is disabled on my phone, and asked FB to delete all my contacts from the site (even got a mail from FB saying: "As you requested, your imported contacts have been removed..."). But still all my friend can see all of my contacts!

Does anyone know how to disable that and make sure my contacts are deleted from my friends list?

Thanks.
Billy.

Re: Privacy Fail: How Facebook Steals Your Friends Phone Numbers

Smhanne — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 20:44:16 -0000

I deleted the FB app and go to FB via my browser directly. That has STOPPED all syncing from my very personal PRIVATE DATA up to their (FB) databank.