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Re:Facebook can track your browsing even after you've logged... by zimpenfish on Tuesday July 04, 2017 @11:38AM (#14696480)
There's a large number of people on Facebook that I interact with that I don't have email / sms / whatever for. There's also a non-negligible number that I'm happy interacting with on Facebook but not on anything more personal.
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Re:Facebook can track your browsing even after you've logged... by sametmax on Tuesday July 04, 2017 @01:17PM (#14697074)
> There's a large number of people on Facebook that I interact with that I don't have email / sms / whatever for.

You can ask said email/sms/whatever. If the communication matters, you should have them anyway. If not, then those persons are not that important.

> There's a large number of people on Facebook that I interact with that I don't have email / sms / whatever for.

There you go ! Here is one of the other reasons that I stated before. Not the "those people I can only reach through facebook" bullshit.

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Re:Facebook can track your browsing even after you've logged... by zimpenfish on Wednesday July 05, 2017 @04:01AM (#14700635)
> If the communication matters, you should have them anyway. If not, then those persons are not that important.

Oh, I'd agree they're "not that important" but that doesn't mean "...and therefore I should cut them out of my life."

> Not the "those people I can only reach through facebook" bullshit.

It's not "bullshit" just because you disagree.

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