Facebook "People you may know"?

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ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) 23 lutego 2018 o 3:28

Does Facebook suggests people who you visited?

If yes then Busted! ><

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Początkowo opublikowane przez Azza ☠:

Facebook (aka project dataminer) does a lot of hidden stuff...

- Upload a photo and you get to label who's in it. It however adds additional hidden tags to each person, cross referencing them. So it doesn't care if you called that person Bob, it will add John behind the scene. It's using a PhotoDNA technology which doesn't care about photo colours, effects, crops, etc. You upload a photo of another person to impersonate, for example, it will know the real name of that person from other references.

- You are asked to create a timeline of your entire life, which it fills in the blanks. In America, they where planning to microchip babies, so you have your driver's license, criminal record, blood type, next of kin, etc - all on you, rather than using cards. That was however considered immoral, so they paid off the next best thing, social networks, in which the person provides all that information and more for free.

- It will figure out your image from birth all the way up to your current age, then add in family, friends, and co-workers, etc, accordingly. Add in your school or work place, location, etc.

- Even the ads are monitoring you. For example: Thumb up all the photos of your friends wearing caps (hats) and over time it will start advertising to you caps to purchase. It's selling your 'likes' to advertisers as well as law enforcement.

- Have a photo of you at a party, employers can easily look up and check what you have been up to. Have a photo posing and showing off a bunch of guns, law enforcement can see. Post a comment about gate crashing a party on Friday, same deal. There's so much information given away freely, up for the grabs.

- Facebook apps, even spy upon you. You are asked to allow permissions. Say you are a kid playing a game with friends, it however asks you access to your personal details, photos, allowing to make posts on your behalf, etc. Just once, upon first launch. Most don't read it, and therefore it has continuous access from that point on, even when you aren't using it.

- Now try and delete a photo, it merely hides it from you. You aren't even allowed to delete your account. That information is theirs for the keeping.

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ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) 23 lutego 2018 o 3:45

Początkowo opublikowane przez Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...:
(((Facebook)))

You could give me an answer? right?

Commander Makara 23 lutego 2018 o 3:50

Typcially the suggestions are determined by:

1) Associated contact lists from your telephone and any accoutns on an android device, including any associated accounts (such as if you use a Windows PC and have associated or logged onto Google servioces including YouTube)

2) Those whose posts you frequently respond to and who respond to you.

3) Anyone in photographs that you take/upload oryour friends.

4) Facebook "friends ofg friends" that are not currently 'your' "friends".

5) Individuals that are spouses and/or close friends/family of current friends.

6) Memebers of Facebook groups, particularly reinforced by those you interact with

This forms a core base, but these are reinforced and adjusted in signficiance. For example a person who appears once in the background of a photograph you took is diminished compared to a person who frequently appears in photographs and tags with you and/or your friends
If someone repetedly comments, views or responds to your content and especially if reciprocated, this can increase significance.

Overall it's the frequency that interactions ofr references overlap combined with the 'importance' of each interaction. This interaction sustained over a duration also increases the suggestion probability.

Merely stalking some other individual's profile page, is not in itself sufficient to siginificantly raise the propbability of that individual being suggested to you or you to them.

wubbelflup 23 lutego 2018 o 3:53

Początkowo opublikowane przez Pastel ❤:
Does Facebook suggests people who you visited?

If yes then Busted! ><

i don't know what scares you but facebook collects data about litterary everything. so your location too probably.

but if you've gone somewhere you shouldn't have been i wouldn't be worried about facebook bringing you in. just say that they're friends of friends, because most of the data fb collects is given to them by people themselves. so the people you're friends with are a bigger source of the "things" fb thinks belong in your network.

i wouldn't add your secret gf to your friends though, that's a whole different story. :P

ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) 23 lutego 2018 o 4:07

Początkowo opublikowane przez epicpotato:
Początkowo opublikowane przez Pastel ❤:
Does Facebook suggests people who you visited?

If yes then Busted! ><
i don't know what scares you but facebook collects data about litterary everything. so your location too probably.

but if you've gone somewhere you shouldn't have been i wouldn't be worried about facebook bringing you in. just say that they're friends of friends, because most of the data fb collects is given to them by people themselves. so the people you're friends with are a bigger source of the "things" fb thinks belong in your network.

i wouldn't add your secret gf to your friends though, that's a whole different story. :P

I would love to have gf too but bf would be better.

Alaskan Catfish Hike 23 lutego 2018 o 4:10

Mostly it is based on employment/school. Occasionally someone will pop up as a mutual friend.

ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) 23 lutego 2018 o 4:12

Początkowo opublikowane przez Commander Makara:
Typcially the suggestions are determined by:

1) Associated contact lists from your telephone and any accoutns on an android device, including any associated accounts (such as if you use a Windows PC and have associated or logged onto Google servioces including YouTube)

2) Those whose posts you frequently respond to and who respond to you.

3) Anyone in photographs that you take/upload oryour friends.

4) Facebook "friends ofg friends" that are not currently 'your' "friends".

5) Individuals that are spouses and/or close friends/family of current friends.

6) Memebers of Facebook groups, particularly reinforced by those you interact with

This forms a core base, but these are reinforced and adjusted in signficiance. For example a person who appears once in the background of a photograph you took is diminished compared to a person who frequently appears in photographs and tags with you and/or your friends
If someone repetedly comments, views or responds to your content and especially if reciprocated, this can increase significance.

Overall it's the frequency that interactions ofr references overlap combined with the 'importance' of each interaction. This interaction sustained over a duration also increases the suggestion probability.

Merely stalking some other individual's profile page, is not in itself sufficient to siginificantly raise the propbability of that individual being suggested to you or you to them.

I hope that's real.

ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) 23 lutego 2018 o 4:13

Początkowo opublikowane przez Tessa K. Pegram:
Mostly it is based on employment/school. Occasionally someone will pop up as a mutual friend.

yeah that's what facebook said but they also said other factors.

Crystal Sharrd 23 lutego 2018 o 9:07

I don't use Facebook. It's a tool of the NSA.

RUACHIAH 23 lutego 2018 o 9:22

Will the GDPR change this?

↑↑↓↓←→←→BASelect 23 lutego 2018 o 9:29

Początkowo opublikowane przez sonic65101:
I don't use Facebook. It's a tool of the NSA.

Hope you got your tinfoil hat on nice and tight.

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↑↑↓↓←→←→BASelect 23 lutego 2018 o 9:30

I don't use any type of social media. Don't need to know what people do every minute of their life.

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ゆのーさん 23 lutego 2018 o 9:32

I found your problem

"Facebook"

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[Aesthetic] 23 lutego 2018 o 9:37

Początkowo opublikowane przez Yui <3:
I found your problem

"Facebook"

"Internet"Makes Facebook a problem,then why don't erase internet too?
Better know people near to you,even if maybe you won't find any friend.
Do friends exist now?In 2018?Uhm...Fake profiles yes,but friends i think not.

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wubbelflup 23 lutego 2018 o 10:40

Początkowo opublikowane przez Pastel ❤:
Początkowo opublikowane przez epicpotato:
i don't know what scares you but facebook collects data about litterary everything. so your location too probably.

but if you've gone somewhere you shouldn't have been i wouldn't be worried about facebook bringing you in. just say that they're friends of friends, because most of the data fb collects is given to them by people themselves. so the people you're friends with are a bigger source of the "things" fb thinks belong in your network.

i wouldn't add your secret gf to your friends though, that's a whole different story. :P
I would love to have gf too but bf would be better.

i feel bad that i automatically assumed you're a guy.
but when you're on the steam forums you almost forget that there are other sexes too XD

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