That must be just a tiny bit of the entire data set they have about you. Tracking from all pages containing like button, all characters entered into chat, including those typed but deleted or not sent otherwise. I wonder how does it match against GDPR request.

Quite a bit. You'd have to do a subject access request to get closer to the truth.

You also need to remove the Facebook tracking pixels they have embedded in it.

For a moment I was briefly surprised, but then I remembered the company in question. No way that was accidental.

I've checked my own archive and they haven't embedded any tracking pixels. Don't spread nonsense.

Disregarding the strange rant for a moment, is it purely for tracking purposes or does it just use their CDN for CSS, images etc?

(Wouldn't be surprised at all if it was tracking, this is Facebook after all, but there are plenty of perfectly legitimate reasons to use a a CDN)

There's a bunch of absolute paths in the generated HTML that link to inline icons and other chaff. As I'm never actually logged into FB, they show up as broken images when you view your offline archive.

> for some reason

Do share what exactly it was before accusing people of covering it up.

Have you not heard of AB testing?

It's certainly possible that one of the biggest arms of surveillance culture can AB test people on what they do with their exported FB profile.