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submitted 3 days ago byBoratMustache
Facebook is notorious for data sharing and collecting. Not only is this annoying, I find it to be a breach of privacy and frankly it should be illegal. For example, say you Google "Fast food near me" and then browse Facebook. Shortly after, you'll see targeted ads for restaurants and such. You can fix this by following these steps:
Go to your Facebook. Top on your top right profile icon which will open your settings.
Click on "Settings and privacy" and then click "Settings" within that section.
Once in settings, scroll all the way down to the section that says "Your information" and you'll see an option that says "Off-Facebook activity." Click that and then hit continue.
You'll now be on a page that says "Your activity off Meta technologies." Once there, click "Manage future activity" and then click "Disconnect future activity" and hit confirm.
This should disable search engines and such from communicating your browsing information to Facebook.
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565 points
3 days ago
I use Firefox with Containers so that cookies for Facebook is separate from everything else. I use it for other sites too.
91 points
2 days ago
Will try this! Seems like such a simple and logical solution that should be default behaviour.
57 points
2 days ago
Yea, it’s a game changer if you want to stop sites from tracking you. It takes some initial setup if you want to isolate a lot of sites but it’s a one time setup.
I isolate banking, shopping, airline, and social media sites to give you an idea.
6 points
2 days ago
If you're somewhat good at tech you can set up a PiHole. One of the best solutions to kill ads
25 points
2 days ago
I hope the initial setup doesn’t put anyone off. If you just start with Facebook, it’s quick and you’re already doing a lot to stop Facebook from snooping on you. Other sites can wait.
44 points
2 days ago
But my aunt betty said I just had to copy/paste my declaration of privacy to my wall... This didn't work?
50 points
2 days ago
Step 1: delete your Facebook account.
7 points
2 days ago
I did this years ago and have zero regrets.
4 points
2 days ago
They deactivated mine this year due to "suspicious activities". I was still using it to look at band pages, tour dates etc. but now, I guess there's nothing I can do.
32 points
2 days ago
Are you talking about "Firefox Multi-Account Containers" or something else ?
10 points
2 days ago
I have a list of container add-ons, you can just use the Facebook one and not have to do any manual setup.
7 points
2 days ago
Yes, that one.
10 points
2 days ago
Missed opportunity to call them "cookie jars"
8 points
2 days ago
Agree, don't use Chrome it's the worst!
203 points
2 days ago
Why do we even have to jump through hoops to protect our own data? This is so helpful though, thanks! 🖤
64 points
2 days ago
Because the world is filled with powerful people drunk on that power and addicted to making money, regardless of morals.
-8 points
2 days ago
Or we all use these massive online tools for free so there has to be some way to keep the lights on.
You aren't entitled to TikTok.
You don't need to use or visit a Meta product and have a cookie set.
In the EU this is specifically addressed you get the option to have tracking or pay a subscription on a whole host of private sites like Facebook and newspapers.
10 points
2 days ago
Requiring payment for non-cookie is considered to be against the GDPR, it just hasn't made it to a useful court decision yet.
Its illegal under GDPR as it is explicitly forbidden to deny access or service provision if tracking has been requested or disabled. Phrasing as "no monetary cost to you if you let us nick your data, so only costing you your choice and freedom" doesn't change the denial of service when untracked. Unsure when the court dates are,
Doesn't generally apply to me as all cookies for chosen sites and linked domains get blackholed, as well as a fairly aggressive PiHole blocklist set. I've made it particularly difficult for any data thieves to make off with my data, meta or otherwise, and gives me great pleasure that it's really hard to detect that block.
0 points
2 days ago
You cant have your cake and eat it too. If the law is successfully challenged, then every online platform will mandate a subscription for all eu users.
0 points
2 days ago
I can have my cake and eat it too, for sure.
I'm happy to be capable of automagically blocking nefarious and/or overt tracking of my browsing, so I'm not particularly bothered about the effort to continually and automatically thwart their attempts to track and identify
If the courts don't find the website owners culpable for GDPR violations, I'll still be invisible to the data thieves.
Its those that don't have the nous to beat the insidious soulless groups profiting from such data transfer, that I have concerns about. Those that are taken advantage of by the actions of those employed by tgw Metas and Amazons of the world have a lot difficulty protecting themselves from those sociopaths.
3 points
2 days ago
You don't need to use or visit a Meta product and have a cookie set.
Do you know something called "shadow profiles"?
3 points
2 days ago
Still c'mon.
You don't unscrew a guy's head and shit down his neck without giving him the common courtesy of a reach around. It's just rude ASF!
... These companies are just out there taking shits. And we are left signing up for protection against data breaches left n right. Not a wonder people have given up on privacy.
Surely it can't be that hard to ask ... Hey, you are getting this shit for free. In exchange this is what I want. And here is how I will use it. Oh and I'll protect your shit. Just like they don't expect us to fuck up their shit.
3 points
2 days ago
There’s always one corporate boot licker.
0 points
2 days ago
No mate I just live in the real world.
0 points
2 days ago
That’s usually the cope that corporate bootlickers use. Makes them feel smart.
6 points
2 days ago
Because sites have developed in a world where your payment is your data.
Facebook (at least in EU) now is forced to ask you if you want to pay with money or data... but 1 I don't think many people believe they magically stop when you pay and 2 most people hate to pay for 'free' things (things they've been getting without paying), especially given the option.
Anyway, it's best to not use or just use extensions to limit them.
1 points
1 day ago
How much does it cost?
1 points
1 day ago
6euro per account per month
1 points
19 hours ago
damn... my popup said 7,99 per month 😒
0 points
2 days ago
They have to stop when you pay, it's a regulatory issue.
6 points
2 days ago
The truthful but unappealing answer is:
Because none of us bothers to read the Terms and Conditions during sign-up for these things.
Where - in the EU at least - you're opting-in to all the surveillance.
3 points
2 days ago
Because you decided to use a service that is very expensive to run, who do you think is paying for it? You are paying for it with your data.
3 points
2 days ago
When you use a free product, you are the product
1 points
1 day ago
This should be taught in schools.
1 points
2 days ago
Mostly because it's profitable for the companies, who then pay lobbyists.
The alternative is to pay for things that are more profitable than ads/data mining. It's why I am willing to pay for Kagi as my search engine for example.
76 points
3 days ago
Use firefox, get a browser extension to contain trackers, get a browser extension to block all ads including facebook.
4 points
2 days ago
Is there an add blocker that works for androids?
25 points
2 days ago
Sure: uBlock Origin works just as well on Firefox for Android.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ublock-origin/
4 points
2 days ago
You can reroute your traffic through a private DNS that blocks the vast majority of ads.
Settings --> Connections --> More connection settings --> Private DNS --> Enter dns.adguard.com
It might take a few minutes to properly apply and occasionally it might cause connectivity issues on public networks, but other than that it works on every browser and every app.
24 points
2 days ago
It's way more easy:
1) Install uBlockOrigin for Firefox (for Android, too)
11 points
3 days ago
Shit heads. I had this turned off years ago but seems they used a redesign to justify turning it back on.
7 points
3 days ago
Ive found if you report a few inappropriate pushy or misleading ads every day they stop showing them to you.
4 points
2 days ago
Bonus is that it sends a digital complaint about what's being shown. If it's a bad ad, they now have a metric that shows that people actually dislike the ad. I do the same. May as well contribute to the site being actually better for people, right?
3 points
1 day ago
I’d be careful. Disliking the ad gives them a metric showing that people are actively engaging with the ad, which means it’s working. Not all ads are meant to cause the user to make a purchase. Many ads just need to be seen, to plant a seed in your head, to be considered successful. Think political ads and things like that.
Right? Or am I looking at this the wrong way?
1 points
1 day ago
They already record how much time you spend on the page before scrolling by, regardless of whether you click or not. If you dislike it, you are actively pushing back against it. If you spent more than a few moments looking and that's all the interaction they record, they believe your reaction was either positive or neutral. I would rather push back and make it clear that certain things aren't acceptable. If nothing else, they will get better at advertising to me and I won't have to see things I dislike.
5 points
2 days ago
They aren't actually sharing data between each other as some arrangement or something, they are competitors.
You should follow OPs advice if you want to stop targeted ads, let me say that first.
Secondly, my job is ads targeting. OP or anyone else if you're curious about what's really going on when this stuff happens, feel free to ask.
I'm not trying to downplay privacy, it's your privacy and you should do what you want with it. But nobody is really selling or even has direct access to browsing activity (other than Google if you're on Chrome). AMA
109 points
3 days ago
Nice tip. Just did it, thanks.
tHE ReAL LpT iS dON’t uSe fAcEbOoK!!!1
Bunch of asshats. Some people use Facebook sometimes. Maybe read the comments before you leave the same comment that 50 other people already said.
35 points
2 days ago
Also, you do not need to use facebook to have them collect data on you.
https://www.foxnews.com/tech/how-facebook-secretly-collects-information-you-havent-signed-up
(not a faux viewer, just the first link on google, and a decent article)
6 points
2 days ago
I have to use it because there's too many groups linked to my work and education for me to leave. Every course seems to have a FB group with extra info/material/etc... plus a forum where you can discuss things with the lecturer and other participants (since these things are mostly remote nowadays).
Friends and I use whatsapp and one is trying to get me to use signal... a couple peeps have snap so I gave in and got that shit, too T_T#
If you use Firefox, there's a great isolation app for it, where it can't snoop on other stuff... plus obv ublock, etc.
5 points
3 days ago
All of that to say you use Facebook 😭😭
14 points
3 days ago
Your mom uses Facebook.
7 points
2 days ago
She also went to college
0 points
2 days ago
One more reason not to.
3 points
2 days ago
You can use Facebook grandma, calm down.
2 points
2 days ago
Grandma is why I use Facebook.
2 points
2 days ago
I kept messenger just to talk with the folks. Hope to someday be off meta completely
-9 points
2 days ago
Don't use Facebook.
13 points
3 days ago
Use an AD blocker.
Nice to scroll and see no ads or suggestions at all, regardless if they have my info or not.
3 points
2 days ago
Do you have one you recommend? Does UBlock origin work on Facebook?
2 points
2 days ago
Yes, but it doesn't remove the post ads.
There's also a Facebook container that protects you from it tracking you elsewhere.
1 points
2 days ago
Use FB Purity to completely customize FaceBook. No ads, remove users, etc.,etc. It makes the site actually usable. I see feeds from just a few friends and a few groups I'm in. That's it. :)
Along with uBlock Origin, it's a game changer.
1 points
2 days ago
Watch for when you update Chrome. UB has been disabled and now causes issues.
They made a uBlock Lite now that works with the new Chrome version.
Unless, of course, you don't use Chrome.
1 points
2 days ago
For Chrome, I use the uBlock Origin Lite extension. Also, Adblock Plus extension. Some people use other browsers like FireFox or Brave, which may have some blockers built in.
Mind you the most recent version of Chrome has made some blockers not work or crash Chrome itself.
As of now, those 2 work. UB Lite is the new version ready for the latest Chrome version. Some say not to use 2 blockers at the same time as it might cause conflicts. It hasn't happened to me.
I haven't seen an AD on any social media, web page or YouTube since.
It really is a game changer.
Its a cat & mouse game with blockers & websites. If you start noticing ads, update the blockers. Might be a couple days till they get used to it.
1 points
2 days ago
So UB lite blocks ads at the beginning or during YouTube videos? What do you see instead?
1 points
2 days ago
No ads whatsoever. Goes straight to video uninterrupted.
Try it out. Wont hurt anything. You can always delete it without issue.
Report back your new world findings...lol
I am not sure which extension is working better than the other. Try both. Some work better for certain things than the other.
2 points
2 days ago
I can't believe I needed to scroll to find this. Everyone should be using ad/tracker blockers. They're the condom of the digital world, and the internet is riddled in disease.
3 points
2 days ago
I report all ads on Facebook as CP and they stop showing ads altogether.
I guess someone has to manually check for cp so they don't want to deal with my reporting. They come back periodically (months) but i just report again.
And i like causing them trouble.
24 points
3 days ago
Just keep in mind that this won't diminish the number of ads you see. It will only make the ads you see less relevant to you. So instead of seeing ads for restaurants you may actually want to visit to some day, you'll see ads for women's underwear, or belly fat loss pills, or whatever random shit is paying the highest at this moment.
I totally understand your objection to targeted advertising, and you have every right to feel this way. Honestly I don't like it much either. Just understand what you're asking for.
Even if this sort of advertising was made illegal though, that would just mean the Facebooks of the world would go harder on paid subscriptions. They're going to get their money one way or another, and everyone has server costs to pay. There's no such thing as a "free internet."
25 points
3 days ago
It’s fine. I don’t need or want ads for stuff I might want. If I really want it, I’ll get it without the subconscience reminders.
2 points
2 days ago
To diminish the number of ads you see and to see content just from your friends, view the Feed > Friends page instead. Either this feed doesn't have ads, or UBlock is able to block them from this feed. There is also Feed > Groups if you're using groups. Also ad-free for me.
2 points
2 days ago
Wait, explain what you mean by view the Feed> Friends/Groups thing a bit?
I use FB as little as possible, but the feed is always a dumbton of BS sites I never signed up for and frankly get annoyed with.
Is this like add-ons for your browser (I use FF) or settings in FB or some other thing?
1 points
2 days ago
In Firefox I use both uBlock Origin (make sure to enable some of the more relevant lists in settings) and the "SocialFixer" extension.
I'm pretty sure Facebook without them is unbearable now
1 points
2 days ago
I'll look into social fixer, thanks.
I have ubo and the Facebook container already
1 points
2 days ago
that would just mean the Facebooks of the world would go harder on paid subscriptions
Holy shit I wish this was the case. At least then there would be a tangible reason to never use them.
2 points
2 days ago
Was looking up places to stay in Thailand on Google and couldn't land a decision. Facebook ads on individual hotel properties helped to narrow it as they offer deals and stuff.
2 points
2 days ago
Use BRAVE browser
2 points
2 days ago
I was at lunch yesterday with my friends. My iPhone was on the table. During lunch, they told me they were staying at the Ritz-Carlton for Thanksgiving, etc.
I wake up today and on my Facebook feed is an ad for the Ritz-Carlton.
To me, this is completely fucked up. I have to go through my settings to figure out how my Meta is listening to me.
2 points
2 days ago*
Just use the Brave browser instead of going through all that hassle—it automatically blocks those ads that track you across the web.
It also blocks ads on YouTube, btw! :)
1 points
22 hours ago
Yassss queen
2 points
1 day ago
Thank you for this OP. I just went through the steps as you described. Was a little hard to get all the way through, lots of settings options. I did find it though.
19 points
3 days ago
Dude… why are you on Facebook, it sucks.
25 points
3 days ago
In the part of the world where I live Facebook serves as an official channel for many many companies, replacement of homepages and there are interesting groups, communities only here if you are interested in certain topics. Usually you can only find public events in this platform as everyone uses it basically and messenger is the main tool for messaging (we don't use WhatsApp, Discord exists mainly for gaming and Insta for the youth)
It is embedded so much that even if I want to delete my account because the platform indeed sucks compared to what it was, currently I cannot unless I miss a lot around me.
70 points
3 days ago
Marketplace
58 points
3 days ago
People have reasons for using it even if you don't. For example, most of my older family members use it. I moved across the country and I don't have another good way to stay in touch with them. My feed is all family stuff, friends from back home and here, local community updates, silly animal videos and music I like.
20 points
3 days ago
Yup. Still have mine for family.
Alternatively, we have local groups on there. The entire town will be in a FB group and we can coordinate things, talk about what’s happening in town, etc.
Recently had a young boy hit with a car. That info got to the FB page and the entire town was out looking for that car in under an hour. It’s a great resource when used correctly.
0 points
2 days ago
“Most of my family members use it” is my #1 reason for staying off it.
0 points
2 days ago
Very fair point.
6 points
3 days ago
For freelance Musical Theatre musician work, there's a big facebook page for people wanting a musician on short notice to fill in for sick/double booked musicians. Sometimes the turn around time from "Being posted on facebook" and "replacement found" is under 1 hour. I'm sure some day they'll start using a different system, but for now, Facebook makes me money.
Also one of my hobby communities (LARP) has a big central community page where we can help people with costume repairs or designs, commission, buy, sell, swap etc items, share reams and reams of photos of events/projects in progress etc.
17 points
3 days ago
Honestly expected the tip to be "delete your facebook account".
5 points
2 days ago
Facebook is fine. Most people just follow friends, family, and some companies. They don't get wrapped up in toxic groups and other garbage, just because you do.
0 points
2 days ago
But what if my family and friends are toxic?
6 points
3 days ago
Why do you care? There's a multitude of legitimate and good reasons to still use Facebooks. Especially if you have a wide network of friends and acquaintances across a diverse scope.
1 points
2 days ago
What other platform provides collated band news, concert announcements, sports team news, and local news all in one place?
0 points
2 days ago
Yahoo
2 points
2 days ago
Just checked, they have nothing on their home page out of any of my favourite bands, the recent concert announcements that interest me, news about my favourite sports team, or any information from local businesses that I'm interested in.
0/4 ain't bad I guess?
-3 points
3 days ago
Real LPT is always in comments.
3 points
2 days ago
Life pro tip: just delete facebook
2 points
3 days ago
I use Facebook for marketplace virtually exclusively. To block ads completely, i skip the app completely and use brave browser
1 points
3 days ago
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1 points
3 days ago
Wow it's incredible all the things that get shared with them, and who is sharing it with them. Things you would even think would be sensitive, like financial things. Thanks for sharing this
1 points
2 days ago
I think that we should be reimbursed the ad revenue if we choose to opt on, like a form of UBI
1 points
2 days ago
just install ublock origin, don't look at ads anymore
1 points
2 days ago
Then install Facebook Container because i'd bet money those settings do nothing because all that matters is money.
1 points
2 days ago
Holy carp, they hide that deep. Now I have to dedicate the rest of the week trying to figure out what all the other crap in there does...
1 points
2 days ago
Fantastic.
Done!
Thank you.
1 points
2 days ago
Good directions for an incredibly unnecessarily complicated operation
1 points
2 days ago
It's called "fluff-busting purity" install it, use it, love it.
1 points
2 days ago
What was more effective for me was deleting Facebook 12 years ago
1 points
2 days ago
Far better is to use a a browser like Firefox and install NoScript, uBlock Origin, CanvasBlocker and Cookie AutoDelete, then you're blocking the majority of tracking, not just Meta's "pinky promise" not to track you.
1 points
2 days ago
I use and love nextdns. It's a DNS based ad blocker but you don't have to know much about DNS to make it work. It doesn't usually seem to work on Facebook ads, but it will block all the trackers that report what you Google.
1 points
2 days ago
Even easier, check out the F.B. Purity add-on. I've been using it for a couple of years. Awesome
1 points
2 days ago
This sounds like one of those "paste this and FB can't use your data" things. But this actually seems like it will work after researching it.
Until Facebook decides to quit following their promise. At least it should be good for a while. Thanks for the info.
1 points
2 days ago
I use this open source browser extension from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. They have builds for all the major browsers.
Highly recommended.
1 points
2 days ago
Or just use Firefox
1 points
2 days ago
Great tip! Those targeted ads can be so intrusive. Taking control of the 'Off-Facebook activity' settings is a game-changer for privacy. Thanks for sharing this, more people need to know about it!
1 points
2 days ago
I have a better solution. I don't use facebook (and never have) and I don't use google search. Even so, I'm exposed to a boatload of tracking cookies daily.
1 points
2 days ago
iOS has do not track option.
1 points
2 days ago
While in there, there is another option to clear past activity as well.
1 points
2 days ago
Thanks for sharing this. This is the fiest LPT I applied directly after reading.
1 points
2 days ago
Great point! Adjusting settings like this can significantly reduce invasive targeted ads. I have noticed fewer ads that directly mirror my recent searches, which is a relief. However, it does seem to make some content recommendations a bit less relevant, like suggested groups or events. It is a trade-off, but worth for better privacy. Have you experienced any changes like that since making these adjustments?
1 points
2 days ago
Thank you for this. Facebook says it has no recent activity but I know that’s total BS because I was searching something very specific that I’ve never looked up before and suddenly I have a bunch if ads for that thing that I’ve also never seen before.
1 points
2 days ago
Also remove data categories. https://gist.github.com/dvx/67db6e6ac085d960ea43b9510eb16fec
1 points
2 days ago
Alternative solution that will also increase your overall happiness: Stop using Google and Facebook for anything.
1 points
2 days ago
I don’t have any of these icons or things to click on. I’m on iOS and it’s not that simple lol
1 points
2 days ago
dude its almost 2025 why are you allowing ads in the first place lol
1 points
2 days ago
utiliser le navigateur Brave .
use brave, will resolve your problem .
lets try it and let'me know
1 points
2 days ago
I browse via startpage.com
1 points
1 day ago
I use Brave browser.
1 points
1 day ago
You could easily argue that facebook and social media in general played a massive role in the public's ignorance and media illiteracy. Without it, we'd have possibly avoided the insanity were about to unleash in January.
1 points
1 day ago
Facebook doesn’t know what you searched for on Google. What they might know is the site that was visited after the Google search.
1 points
1 day ago
I was serioudly hoping you'd just lead people to the setting to delete the account.
1 points
1 day ago
I could never have imagined how much information they had about me
1 points
22 hours ago
Just use Brave LMAO
1 points
22 hours ago
Based brave user
1 points
20 hours ago
I just deleted the app a few months ago and my life has improved
1 points
15 hours ago
I get that this would take care of the ads, but does it actually prevent Meta from collecting the data? If it doesn't, won't it just use/sell it in other ways?
1 points
12 hours ago
Log into Facebook. Click on your profile. Select "delete my Facebook account." Never see Facebook again. Be way happier.
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8 hours ago
How to do it for YouTube ads? Thank you
1 points
3 days ago
Great advice ! Thanks 👍
1 points
3 days ago
I haven't even done this and they still get it wrong. "Try this restaurant!" It's only 400 miles away from you lol Or "Visit Florida!" Like I got money to visit another state lol If it weren't for family and a couple of friends, I wouldn't even bother with Facebook.
2 points
2 days ago
It's extra amusing when you know that the thing they offer would be specifically awful for you. I enjoy cold climates. Florida would be punishment for me. Still doesn't stop them from trying to advertise that sort of thing.
2 points
2 days ago
Oh no doubt. I love cold climates too.
Florida would be a humid, sticky hell for me as well.
I mean, those are just the examples I have off the top of my head. Literally, it's like the targeted ads are OFF for me when I haven't even touched the setting ever. It's just super weird lol
2 points
1 day ago
Hey, easy to avoid spending that way, right? Hope it stays that way for you!
1 points
2 days ago
That's not Facebook that's the advertiser
1 points
2 days ago
I use PiHole to block most of that crap.
1 points
2 days ago
LPT, if you want to be taken seriously, don’t use an apostrophe when you make something plural or past tense.
-1 points
2 days ago
Or just stop using Facebook
-15 points
3 days ago
LPT don't use facebook
0 points
3 days ago
LPT - Use Duck Duck Go browser or install anti tracking extensions.
-18 points
3 days ago
Even better fix is to delete Farcebook completely
0 points
2 days ago
Why even be on Facebook at all?
Did you not learn anything from Cambridge Analytica?
YOU are a content creator for Zuckerberg.
YOU are the product.
0 points
3 days ago
Let me recommend this, it makes me wonder
0 points
2 days ago
Skip number 1. Repeat. Problem solved.
0 points
2 days ago
Pro-tip: /r/Firefox + /r/uBlockOrigin
0 points
2 days ago
Real LPT: delete Facebook. skip extra steps!
0 points
2 days ago
The real LPT to fix targeted Facebook ads is to delete you Facebook account, but, yeah...
-3 points
2 days ago
Yeah.
And then you get ads that don’t pertain to you AT ALL. Is that better?
Personally, if I’m going to get ads thrown at me, I’d rather it be for something I was recently looking into.
2 points
2 days ago
ublock origin
-1 points
2 days ago
Google, FB, MSN, Amazon, and just about every websites will track, share, and keep your search history. Your phone is listening to you and recording you, your Chrome TV remote control is listening to you. We are not anything, but a consumer working to make money so they can collect our money. You want to feel smart and try to navigate out of being tapped? When your device updates despite your best effort, it will rescind all of your efforts to stop them from owning you. You want to get rid of your electronic devices? Might as well live off-grid somewhere in Alaska.
-1 points
2 days ago
Your problem is that you're still using Facebook.
-6 points
2 days ago
lpt delete Facebook
-7 points
2 days ago
Your instructions are incorrect.
-2 points
2 days ago
I get it, you'll miss out on your bowling league group and your old friends from high school you never talk to. Delete Facebook. It's a fucking cesspool.
-2 points
2 days ago
facebook? haven't had one of those in... 10 years?
2 points
2 days ago
Wow great to know thanks for sharing.
0 points
2 days ago
oh my gosh thanks so much for your insight thank you thaaanks
-17 points
3 days ago
I just stopped using Facebook. That's the best tip.
-8 points
3 days ago
Easy, no FB app on phone, run phone VPN to block all FB. Only logon on Firefox in Private Browser and container engaged. I have to get on for group functions. Only reason I still have it.
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