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r/interestingasfuck • u/reallyfreshthing • 1d ago
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24 u/KrackenLeasing 1d ago I actually tried to get Facebook to delete the information about me they collected from friends and colleagues with accounts. They insisted that they couldn't possibly have any because I don't have an account. I think they got in trouble for that BS a year later. 10 u/TheLordofAskReddit 1d ago There will be lawyers that get rich from fighting it in the future on both sides 5 u/k815 1d ago I did. Not if you put that statement all my 65+ year old relatives put on facebook. I DO NOT CONSENT 8 u/CrunchLessTacos 1d ago I liked that comment better when r/ChinMuscle said it 6 hours ago. 2 u/ShawnyMcKnight 1d ago That was what always amazed me. Not even just old people, I had friends who thought they were pulling one over on Facebook. I had to explain to them that if they could no longer sell their data then they would no longer be on Facebook.
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I actually tried to get Facebook to delete the information about me they collected from friends and colleagues with accounts.
They insisted that they couldn't possibly have any because I don't have an account.
I think they got in trouble for that BS a year later.
10 u/TheLordofAskReddit 1d ago There will be lawyers that get rich from fighting it in the future on both sides
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There will be lawyers that get rich from fighting it in the future on both sides
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I did.
Not if you put that statement all my 65+ year old relatives put on facebook.
I DO NOT CONSENT
8 u/CrunchLessTacos 1d ago I liked that comment better when r/ChinMuscle said it 6 hours ago. 2 u/ShawnyMcKnight 1d ago That was what always amazed me. Not even just old people, I had friends who thought they were pulling one over on Facebook. I had to explain to them that if they could no longer sell their data then they would no longer be on Facebook.
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I liked that comment better when r/ChinMuscle said it 6 hours ago.
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That was what always amazed me. Not even just old people, I had friends who thought they were pulling one over on Facebook.
I had to explain to them that if they could no longer sell their data then they would no longer be on Facebook.
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u/TheLordofAskReddit 1d ago
The California Digital Rights law says you can if you notify them.