Additionally i have the feeling FB is making the delete function of posts deliberately slow, introducing a aproximatly 5 second delay on each mouse click.
Anybody have some tips? Scripts that work? Similar experiences?
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Additionally i have the feeling FB is making the delete function of posts deliberately slow, introducing a aproximatly 5 second delay on each mouse click.
Anybody have some tips? Scripts that work? Similar experiences?
It's possible your deletes are registered instantly, but the cache of information that serves those functions were not wiped until the existing cache expired five minutes later.
var a = $('.unfollow-text');for(var b=0;b<a.length;b++){a[b].click();}
It's possible your deletes are registered instantly, but the cache of information that serves those functions were not wiped until the existing cache expired five minutes later.
I'm not talking about deletes becoming "visible" on the timeline after a delay, I mean that the browser is completely blocked and unresponsive for 4-5 seconds (not minutes!). That makes deleting by hand lots of posts and likes a total PITA.
Plausible deniability, right?
A couple of months ago my Twitter account was hacked by a spammer who subscribed me to a couple thousand other accounts. Since there is no mass unfollow feature, I wrote a quick and dirty javascript to kill everything on my page: var a = $('.unfollow-text');for(var b=0;b<a.length;b++){a[b].click();}
for me it's quite clear: facebook does not want you to purge something, ever. if you dare to, you should suffer.
I believe that there's an option you can use to automatically erase every trace of your profile.