After going
through my Facebook archive there were a few things I found to be very interesting.
First of all, there were some messages in my saved messages that I know I had
deleted a while ago, most of the time because I don’t want to remember that
conversation I had. Yet, there were many of those conversations on my messages
files. In addition, there seemed to be some messages missing. I know I have
talked to some of my best friends a lot on Facebook, most of the time about
useless stuff and some of those conversations were not on this log. I am kind
of disappointed about this, because it would have been really funny to read
some of those conversations. My question about this is what messages does
Facebook choose to save? Or do they have all of them saved and didn’t disclose
them to me when I sent in my request?
I believe
this is not invasion of privacy, as long as this information is not publically
shared. When someone uses Facebook they need to realize that everything they
send and do, Facebook can obviously see. This can also be useful for some people
because of bullying issue and all the problems that can come from this
technology being available. If Facebook is using my information to gather
general information about my demographic, I believe that is fine as I see it no
different than any other service people use. Yet, if Facebook were to
specifically look at my information and give info about me specifically, which I
hope they are not doing, then I would see a problem with that.
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