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On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 11:46:16 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote: On 8/11/17 11:29 AM, wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 05:37:16 -0700 (PDT), John H wrote: On Thursday, August 10, 2017 at 6:38:51 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote: I've had a Facebook page since 2009 that I use occasionally to touch base with family and friends. Recently however, I started getting notifications on my cell phone about things and people I have never had contact with. I don't even have the Facebook App on my cell phone. I checked all my settings on Facebook and all the notifications are turned off. I have tried to keep access to friends and family only. Then I discovered that somehow I also have an "Advertising Account". It has my email address but it's something I never signed up for or even knew about. If you use it, it charges $$ to a credit card or something. Anyway, that was enough. Found the appropriate page and deleted my Facebook account completely. It's getting too wacky and too "collective" in terms of information on you. --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com Haven't noticed anything like that. The only strange thing I have seen was when I bought something on Ebay and the next day an ad from a relative for that exact item showed up in Mr Ed's timeline. He didn't have a clue and I am pretty sure Ed was not shopping on Ebay. They had to have sniffed a cookie on my machine when Ed was on Facebook. Time to burn that computer and everything in the room it is in...damn...a cookie...the horror of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKcAYMb5uk4 The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. |
Done with Facebook
On 8/11/17 12:32 PM, wrote:
On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 11:46:16 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote: On 8/11/17 11:29 AM, wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 05:37:16 -0700 (PDT), John H wrote: On Thursday, August 10, 2017 at 6:38:51 PM UTC-4, Mr. Luddite wrote: I've had a Facebook page since 2009 that I use occasionally to touch base with family and friends. Recently however, I started getting notifications on my cell phone about things and people I have never had contact with. I don't even have the Facebook App on my cell phone. I checked all my settings on Facebook and all the notifications are turned off. I have tried to keep access to friends and family only. Then I discovered that somehow I also have an "Advertising Account". It has my email address but it's something I never signed up for or even knew about. If you use it, it charges $$ to a credit card or something. Anyway, that was enough. Found the appropriate page and deleted my Facebook account completely. It's getting too wacky and too "collective" in terms of information on you. --- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG. http://www.avg.com Haven't noticed anything like that. The only strange thing I have seen was when I bought something on Ebay and the next day an ad from a relative for that exact item showed up in Mr Ed's timeline. He didn't have a clue and I am pretty sure Ed was not shopping on Ebay. They had to have sniffed a cookie on my machine when Ed was on Facebook. Time to burn that computer and everything in the room it is in...damn...a cookie...the horror of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKcAYMb5uk4 The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. The various shenanigans that take place on Facebook don't bother me very much. I use a Facebook filtering system that works pretty well for many of its annoyances. If there is a mysterious connection between Facebook and eBay, and, horrors, some sort of ad was generated...well...no biggie. I'm not really watching the Hillary-DNC email saga anymore. |
Done with Facebook
On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 12:39:46 -0400, Keyser Soze
wrote: On 8/11/17 12:32 PM, wrote: The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. The various shenanigans that take place on Facebook don't bother me very much. I use a Facebook filtering system that works pretty well for many of its annoyances. If there is a mysterious connection between Facebook and eBay, and, horrors, some sort of ad was generated...well...no biggie. I don't really care if anyone know I bought a lap top battery but faking an ad from a 3d person from it might be troubling to some. The connection was not between Ebay and facebook. It was from random cookies FB sniffed from my machine. (the only place it could have come from) You do seem to be more interested in privacy than me tho since you post here under the name of a homicidal maniac and not your real name bouncing off on an East German server. I'm not really watching the Hillary-DNC email saga anymore. |
Done with Facebook
On 8/11/17 2:42 PM, wrote:
On 11 Aug 2017 18:37:14 GMT, Keyser Soze wrote: wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 12:39:46 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote: On 8/11/17 12:32 PM, wrote: The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. The various shenanigans that take place on Facebook don't bother me very much. I use a Facebook filtering system that works pretty well for many of its annoyances. If there is a mysterious connection between Facebook and eBay, and, horrors, some sort of ad was generated...well...no biggie. I don't really care if anyone know I bought a lap top battery but faking an ad from a 3d person from it might be troubling to some. The connection was not between Ebay and facebook. It was from random cookies FB sniffed from my machine. (the only place it could have come from) You do seem to be more interested in privacy than me tho since you post here under the name of a homicidal maniac and not your real name bouncing off on an East German server. Wait...you think I am trying to hide my real name? Who here doesn’t know it? You don't post with it. You must think you are hiding it from someone. Please. Unlike you and some of your buddies here, I don't suffer from paranoia. I post with my real name on Facebook and the conversations there are a lot "wilder" than the crap posted here. No, I use Keyser because it apparently annoys some of the righties here. You've tried to make an issue of it several times...does it annoy you, too? :) |
Done with Facebook
On 8/11/17 5:21 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Soze Wrote in message: justan wrote: Keyser Soze Wrote in message: On 8/11/17 2:42 PM, wrote: On 11 Aug 2017 18:37:14 GMT, Keyser Soze wrote: wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 12:39:46 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote: On 8/11/17 12:32 PM, wrote: The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. The various shenanigans that take place on Facebook don't bother me very much. I use a Facebook filtering system that works pretty well for many of its annoyances. If there is a mysterious connection between Facebook and eBay, and, horrors, some sort of ad was generated...well...no biggie. I don't really care if anyone know I bought a lap top battery but faking an ad from a 3d person from it might be troubling to some. The connection was not between Ebay and facebook. It was from random cookies FB sniffed from my machine. (the only place it could have come from) You do seem to be more interested in privacy than me tho since you post here under the name of a homicidal maniac and not your real name bouncing off on an East German server. Wait...you think I am trying to hide my real name? Who here doesn?t know it? You don't post with it. You must think you are hiding it from someone. Please. Unlike you and some of your buddies here, I don't suffer from paranoia. I post with my real name on Facebook and the conversations there are a lot "wilder" than the crap posted here. No, I use Keyser because it apparently annoys some of the righties here. You've tried to make an issue of it several times...does it annoy you, too? :) I understand why you do it, and I don't blame you for wanting to keep your crap from your wife. My wife uses my desktop Mac for graphics, has seen my posts and many of the posts of garbage like you and just guffaws at your little boy behavior. We are both fans of The Usual Suspects. -- Posted with my iPad Pro I believe that like I believe the rest of your tripe. What a turd like you believes is of no consequence. |
Done with Facebook
Keyser Soze wrote:
On 8/11/17 5:21 PM, justan wrote: Keyser Soze Wrote in message: justan wrote: Keyser Soze Wrote in message: On 8/11/17 2:42 PM, wrote: On 11 Aug 2017 18:37:14 GMT, Keyser Soze wrote: wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 12:39:46 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote: On 8/11/17 12:32 PM, wrote: The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. The various shenanigans that take place on Facebook don't bother me very much. I use a Facebook filtering system that works pretty well for many of its annoyances. If there is a mysterious connection between Facebook and eBay, and, horrors, some sort of ad was generated...well...no biggie. I don't really care if anyone know I bought a lap top battery but faking an ad from a 3d person from it might be troubling to some. The connection was not between Ebay and facebook. It was from random cookies FB sniffed from my machine. (the only place it could have come from) You do seem to be more interested in privacy than me tho since you post here under the name of a homicidal maniac and not your real name bouncing off on an East German server. Wait...you think I am trying to hide my real name? Who here doesn?t know it? You don't post with it. You must think you are hiding it from someone. Please. Unlike you and some of your buddies here, I don't suffer from paranoia. I post with my real name on Facebook and the conversations there are a lot "wilder" than the crap posted here. No, I use Keyser because it apparently annoys some of the righties here. You've tried to make an issue of it several times...does it annoy you, too? :) I understand why you do it, and I don't blame you for wanting to keep your crap from your wife. My wife uses my desktop Mac for graphics, has seen my posts and many of the posts of garbage like you and just guffaws at your little boy behavior. We are both fans of The Usual Suspects. -- Posted with my iPad Pro I believe that like I believe the rest of your tripe. What a turd like you believes is of no consequence. Such speech. Product of a 2nd rate Liberal Arts education. |
Done with Facebook
On 8/11/17 6:33 PM, Bill wrote:
Keyser Soze wrote: On 8/11/17 5:21 PM, justan wrote: Keyser Soze Wrote in message: justan wrote: Keyser Soze Wrote in message: On 8/11/17 2:42 PM, wrote: On 11 Aug 2017 18:37:14 GMT, Keyser Soze wrote: wrote: On Fri, 11 Aug 2017 12:39:46 -0400, Keyser Soze wrote: On 8/11/17 12:32 PM, wrote: The issue is that they forged an ad from someone on the friend list, based on a cookie they found on the computer. Since I delete cookies after the session I must have still had the facebook session going when I did that Ebay transaction. I have been careful not to do anything else when I am in facebook and I have not seen anything like it since. I am surprised that you think this corporation has the right to snoop on it's customers for profit. I thought corporate profits were evil. BTW talking about privacy, have you seen the reports coming from NSA leakers that the reason they do not really have the smoking gun on the russian hacks of the DNC is they think it was really an inside job. There may have been a hack but disgruntled DNC people may have leaked some if not all of the Emails. Considering how "leaky" the whole political process has become, I bet the truth is somewhere in the middle. The various shenanigans that take place on Facebook don't bother me very much. I use a Facebook filtering system that works pretty well for many of its annoyances. If there is a mysterious connection between Facebook and eBay, and, horrors, some sort of ad was generated...well...no biggie. I don't really care if anyone know I bought a lap top battery but faking an ad from a 3d person from it might be troubling to some. The connection was not between Ebay and facebook. It was from random cookies FB sniffed from my machine. (the only place it could have come from) You do seem to be more interested in privacy than me tho since you post here under the name of a homicidal maniac and not your real name bouncing off on an East German server. Wait...you think I am trying to hide my real name? Who here doesn?t know it? You don't post with it. You must think you are hiding it from someone. Please. Unlike you and some of your buddies here, I don't suffer from paranoia. I post with my real name on Facebook and the conversations there are a lot "wilder" than the crap posted here. No, I use Keyser because it apparently annoys some of the righties here. You've tried to make an issue of it several times...does it annoy you, too? :) I understand why you do it, and I don't blame you for wanting to keep your crap from your wife. My wife uses my desktop Mac for graphics, has seen my posts and many of the posts of garbage like you and just guffaws at your little boy behavior. We are both fans of The Usual Suspects. -- Posted with my iPad Pro I believe that like I believe the rest of your tripe. What a turd like you believes is of no consequence. Such speech. Product of a 2nd rate Liberal Arts education. To each according to what is deserved. |
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