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Re:Being ‘wasted’ on Facebook may damage your credit score by Sephr on Thursday October 22, 2015 @04:23AM (#10431024)
Then you simply tell them that you don't have a Facebook account. If they find a private account with your name, you can tell them that it's not you.
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Re:Being ‘wasted’ on Facebook may damage your credit score by spacemanmatt on Thursday October 22, 2015 @04:46AM (#10431103)
If FB couldn't figure out who you are, they locked your account and required a photo of your driver's license or other state/national ID to verify identity.
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Re:Being ‘wasted’ on Facebook may damage your credit score by intopieces on Thursday October 22, 2015 @04:47AM (#10431108)
It seems unlikely that this process will involve a human to intervene. Bots could do this easily, and could exploit things your friends share without you knowing. "I got super wasted with x last night" being posted or...

Or worse. They get access to those Facebook Messages?

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