> No. If person x is logged into facebook, they (or rather you, as it seems you work for facebook) get an indication of every page person x is browsing that has a "like" button, whether that person presses it or not.
OK, fair enough. I meant the stuff I or my friends see. Facebook doesn't display a list of "pages that had like buttons that orijing visited but did not like" although that would be interesting.
> OK, fair enough. I meant the stuff I or my friends see.
This is so very different from
> Everything Facebook knows about me is something I or my friends entered (i.e. via tagging).
As to be irrelevant - I don't have a single status update or biographic detail in my facebook account, and I remove tags of me from pictures -- and yet, facebook has a damn good idea of the websites I browsed before installing ghostery.
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> No. If person x is logged into facebook, they (or rather you, as it seems you work for facebook) get an indication of every page person x is browsing that has a "like" button, whether that person presses it or not.
OK, fair enough. I meant the stuff I or my friends see. Facebook doesn't display a list of "pages that had like buttons that orijing visited but did not like" although that would be interesting.
> OK, fair enough. I meant the stuff I or my friends see.
This is so very different from
> Everything Facebook knows about me is something I or my friends entered (i.e. via tagging).
As to be irrelevant - I don't have a single status update or biographic detail in my facebook account, and I remove tags of me from pictures -- and yet, facebook has a damn good idea of the websites I browsed before installing ghostery.