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The comments are, as always, hilarious. Lots of "Tim Martin is a no-nonsese chap, the sort we need in Britain, standing up to those social media-loving snowflakes" and "the world was better before social media". I guess retired gammons can run riot on HYS in the daytime. |
I hate Facebook • Page 94
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thelzdking 9,355 posts
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JamboWayOh 13,158 posts
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Registered 6 years agoI have noticed that a lot of teens and young adults have no qualms with putting every little thought they have online under their real name. I believe there's some kind of disconnect with how they see the digital world compared to the physical, a lot of the kids I've taught have generally said it doesn't matter what they write it doesn't really matter and they're just saying it for the lulz. It's obviously naive but at the same time ultra disturbing. -
challenge_hanukkah 10,730 posts
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nickthegun 77,816 posts
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Registered 13 years agoThe reason they pulled out is, presumably, the fact no one engages with it unless they are complaining and they don't give a fuck if someone didn't like their freshly microwaved lasagne. -
JamboWayOh 13,158 posts
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Registered 6 years agochallenge_hanukkah wrote:
Glol harsh.
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opalw00t 12,818 posts
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Registered 15 years agoZomoniac wrote:
Got mine yesterday.
Has anyone had the "CA has/hasn't got your data" message everyone was meant to get two days ago yet?
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THFourteen 51,948 posts
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Registered 14 years agoI find it really hard to care about people stealing my personal data. Anything i post or sign up for on the internet i do so with the knowledge that its public domain information whether i "consent" or not, its all bullshit.
Facebook advertising is actually really good, i find myself browsing the adverts they suggest to me sometimes and it leads to the discovery of some really interesting products.
Of course banking details are an exception to this, if my banking details were to become compromised i'd be in a whole lot of shit. -
JamboWayOh 13,158 posts
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RyanDS 12,745 posts
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Registered 11 years agoTHFourteen wrote:
Same here. I know full well that Facebook are using my data, but as I only use it to post travel photos, organise parties etc I am quite happy.
I find it really hard to care about people stealing my personal data. Anything i post or sign up for on the internet i do so with the knowledge that its public domain information whether i "consent" or not, its all bullshit.
Facebook advertising is actually really good, i find myself browsing the adverts they suggest to me sometimes and it leads to the discovery of some really interesting products.
Of course banking details are an exception to this, if my banking details were to become compromised i'd be in a whole lot of shit. -
challenge_hanukkah 10,730 posts
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Registered 6 years agoI only post my detailed and intricate plans to establish a bloody caliphate the length and breadth of the land, so I'm not overly bothered either. -
I mainly use mine to track fake terminal illness diagnosis and bring them to justice by feeding them to pigs. -
JamboWayOh 13,158 posts
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My youngest daughter (21) posts all sorts of crap on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Most of its laced with expletives or saying she can't be arsed turning up for work or that she's feeling mentally unbalanced. All of its easily findable by entering her name.
I've spoken to her about it in the past and told her that any decent employer will google their name as part of the interview process and will see what turns up... And that at that point she's screwed. She listened for about 6 months and then went back to her old ways. She just can't stop posting about her every waking moment it seems.
As for me, I've got an account here and one other forum and side from that, it's just an email address I check once a day. That's more than enough for me. I mean who wants to know what i had for dinner (cheese and crackers) or see pictures of my lazy cats sleeping?
I agree with Wetherspoons and hope they're the first of many... But i doubt it. It read more like their online presence was a mess. -
Alastair 23,556 posts
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Registered 17 years agoTHFourteen wrote:
I'd have expected to be presented with a lot more adverts for pubs that serve prosecco, based on my posting habits. But mostly it's crap marketplace adverts from dodgy geezers selling motors.
I find it really hard to care about people stealing my personal data. Anything i post or sign up for on the internet i do so with the knowledge that its public domain information whether i "consent" or not, its all bullshit.
Facebook advertising is actually really good, i find myself browsing the adverts they suggest to me sometimes and it leads to the discovery of some really interesting products.
Of course banking details are an exception to this, if my banking details were to become compromised i'd be in a whole lot of shit.
e.g. VW Bora £200 "The car is driveable and the engine runs"
Good to know.
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jimnastics 1,602 posts
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Registered 8 years agoMine seem to be constantly full of the latest "popular" kickstarter projects, advertised by either the people themselves or people trying to earn affiliate commission. Can only assume I've like a couple of crowd funding posts in my time :/ -
erniewhatbert 2,993 posts
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Registered 15 years agoGuybrushThreepwood wrote:
Me \o/
I mean who wants to... see pictures of my lazy cats sleeping?
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Dougs 89,138 posts
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Registered 16 years agojimnastics wrote:
Same here. And marketplace tat as well.
Mine seem to be constantly full of the latest "popular" kickstarter projects, advertised by either the people themselves or people trying to earn affiliate commission. Can only assume I've like a couple of crowd funding posts in my time :/ -
nickthegun 77,816 posts
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Registered 13 years agoIt seems to also be influenced by your network. I've got quite a few American and Asian Facebook friends and I get constantly advised I may like an article from some buttfuck US backwater or the new Delhi times. -
Alastair 23,556 posts
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Registered 17 years agonickthegun wrote:
Idaho or Ohio?
I may like an article from some buttfuck US backwater
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nickthegun 77,816 posts
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Registered 13 years agoA little of column A...... -
HelloNo 2,100 posts
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Registered 11 years ago@GuybrushThreepwood I'm part of the problem, I'd love to see pictures of your lazy cats sleeping. -
freddymercurystwin 1,644 posts
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Registered 15 years agoSo I had a minor facebook rant on the page of a multinational company about something that they screwed up. They asked if I wanted to make a complaint to which I said no. That was the end of it as far as I was concerned. A few days later I received a letter through the post saying that they have acknowledged my complaint and it will be dealt with within their timescales. The only contact I have made with them is via facebook so how on earth have they determined my contact details and account number? Surely that's not permitted legally? I have raised the issue with them as a tag on to my original facebook rant and I await their formal response. But surely that's not legal behaviour? I know it's not brain difficult to establish who I am, my location and for them to easily be able to ascertain my account details using that information but surely it's not allowed to actually do it? -
Fake_Blood 9,491 posts
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Registered 10 years agoYeah but realistically, how many guys that look like freddy mercury live in Castleford? -
Fake_Blood 9,491 posts
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Registered 10 years agoAlso I sort of hope you get a letter confirming your complaint regarding getting a letter confirming the complaint you refused to make. -
freddymercurystwin 1,644 posts
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Registered 15 years agoWell there was only ever the two of us, hence the twin bit and not triplet or quadrupelet for example. I just can't believe they're allowed to pop my facebook details into their system and identify me. -
freddymercurystwin 1,644 posts
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Registered 15 years agoIronically they asked for my postcode via messenger so that I could escalate it, I refused on the basis that they already know it! .gif)
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freddymercurystwin 1,644 posts
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Registered 15 years agoFake_Blood wrote:
Nearly, but I have just received another letter identical to the first with the same date.
Also I sort of hope you get a letter confirming your complaint regarding getting a letter confirming the complaint you refused to make. -
Not-a-reviewer 5,700 posts
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Registered 5 years agoYour issue is with what Facebook has made available, not the company. Check your approvals, it should show you've given them visibility there.
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freddymercurystwin 1,644 posts
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Registered 15 years agoNo my issue is the company joining up the dots facebook makes available and whether that's legal, I suspect not. They only need my name and location and if I'm the only person of that name with an account in my location that's easy. But I find it hard to believe they are allowed to use social media in that way.
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My experience of Facebook is millions of kid pics and Braggy bastards showing off with new car and home purchases so I avoid it like the plague now and feel better for it.
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