what social networking sites are you on?

Wompa1 · 08-05-2012 3:49am

batistuta9 wrote: »

changing to the timeline doesn't mean they can access your data. You have to agree to it or when you read something on another site for example choose to post it on FB. & you'll have to get the TL sometime or else leave FB

I didn't have a choice. I avoided it as long as I could but then eventually I got a warning that Timeline was going to be enabled on my page by such and such a date. Only options were Change to Timeline or Try It.

I did neither and when the day rolled around it changed my page.

skinny90 · 08-05-2012 4:13am

batistuta9 wrote: »

changing to the timeline doesn't mean they can access your data

Changing to the timeline doesn't but either way they can still access your data and by the looks of things so will other organisations

skinny90 · 08-05-2012 4:16am

k.p.h wrote: »

Google are class, might as well let them pimp me out rather than Zucklewankface

Make sure you understand their new privacy policy;)
its regarding your information/data tied in with all other google applications apart from google wallet

batistuta9 · 08-05-2012 4:47am

Wompa1 wrote: »

I didn't have a choice. I avoided it as long as I could but then eventually I got a warning that Timeline was going to be enabled on my page by such and such a date. Only options were Change to Timeline or Try It.

I did neither and when the day rolled around it changed my page.

I'm not talking about having a choice about using the timeline.
The timeline's actually a better look than the old profiles - takes you a while to get used to it just

I'm talking about having the choice to decide which other sites interact with your FB profile, netflix's, youtube or some of the papers etc.

if you interact with FB using them they'll probably have access to a lot of your data, same with all the apps on FB.

whether or not FB sells your data anyway is a different story

batistuta9 · 08-05-2012 4:51am

skinny90 wrote: »

Changing to the timeline doesn't but either way they can still access your data and by the looks of things so will other organisations

what or who do you mean can access your data?

in reality FB probably does sell the data if that's what you mean

but look at the amount of data you willingly give access to when using apps on FB or using other sites to interact with FB. even apps for your phone have access to a lot of stuff

stoneill · 08-05-2012 5:38am

Thanks to a previous post I'm now on this!

http://meet-an-inmate.com/

skinny90 · 08-05-2012 5:46am

batistuta9 wrote: »

skinny90 wrote: »

Changing to the timeline doesn't but either way they can still access your data and by the looks of things so will other organisations

what or who do you mean can access your data?

in reality FB probably does sell the data if that's what you mean

but look at the amount of data you willingly give access to when using apps on FB or using other sites to interact with FB. even apps for your phone have access to a lot of stuff

Yes you have the marketing side of it but also this... http://m.zdnet.com/blog/facebook/after-denouncing-sopa-and-pipa-how-can-facebook-support-cispa/11700

Nothingbetter2d · 08-05-2012 11:21am

does boards count as a social networking site?

admiralofthefleet · 08-05-2012 11:55am

just facebook

what social networking sites are you on?

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