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It also makes it very difficult if you ever need to go on the lam, because they'll know every place you might go. Every friend and relative. Whether you're trying to avoid a gambling debt, a stalker, or the government.
It will be a cold day in hell before I send a copy of my ID to facebook. WTF are people thinking?!
only women were affected. Facebook's got several anti-woman policies (for example banning pictures of breast-feeding, and prohibiting domestic violence survivors from using pseudonyms) but in this case they're blaming a bug. it would be it would be interesting to hear more about what the actual issue is.
I frequently get friend requests from fake profiles on Facebook (sometimes as many as 2-3 per week). They always list themselves as having gone to my high school (which is why I am positive they are fake, since I went to a tiny high school), and they always are attractive-looking women. I do not list my sex on Facebook, but it is possible that the bot recognizes my first name as male and therefore friends me with a f…
why don't you see that as sexist?
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oh look, once again i mentioned gender and got downvoted. funny how that works.
You didn't get downvoted for mentioning gender. You got downvoted for strawmans.
it sounds like you're saying that any time i mention gender, people see it as a strawman, and so downvote it. why do you think that is?
I told her to submit a login/password bug, if only to get it read by a human over there. And to decline sending a photo ID if asked.