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nico-roddz
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About nico-roddz
My blog: http://nicoroddz.com/ My linkedin profile: http://www.linkedin.com/in/nicoroddz
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Comment #4732679
You're welcome!
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Comment #4732058
For the curious. Google results before patch: http://nicoroddz.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/google-faceb...
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Comment #4731906
When you like or share a post in your newsfeed, you're sending a linkback to the original post. So, if your newsfeed is public "to everyone" Google is able to crawl and index the c…
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Comment #4731871
Thanks Matt, My only concern is my account security (not money). I found this issue with almost no technical knowledge, so the crazy thing is: How many back doors should be over th…
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Comment #4731632
This is how everything started: A friend forward me an email from a FB group notification Something like: http://www.facebook.com/n/?groups%[id here]%2Fpermalink%[id here]%2F&mid=[…
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Comment #4731497
It's not an accident. You can even get fake urls indexed http://www.seomofo.com/experiments/spam-search-results.html
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Comment #4731464
Use this Google's query: inurl:bcode=[ ]+n_m=[ ] site:facebook.com
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Comment #4731456
Same thought. It must be really easy if you use an scraper and decode the urls.
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Comment #4731452
It's really weird.
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Comment #4731430
http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=es&tl=en&js...
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Comment #4731424
It's seems that Facebook uses robots.txt to block this pages https://www.facebook.com/robots.txt But, depending of the amount of inbound links, Google will index the urls anyway. I…
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