Five simple steps to check what data facebook holds on you . Takes a
few minutes to do .
There are five simple steps to getting the information:
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Log on to Facebook
Go to Settings
Scroll to the bottom of General Account Settings, and click on ‘Download a copy of your Facebook data’
Put your personal e-mail address when prompted
Once the data has been collected, you'll be asked to put in your password
And from there, it is all there for you to read.
Just a small sample of available items to wade through include all of your private messages, all blocked/removed/deleted friends, all political and/or religious views, full information on all of your active sessions (where, when, and on what device), credit card details (if you have purchased anything via Facebook), phone numbers, Facial Recognition Data and IP address information.
The full list of downloadable information is actually quite staggering, especially if you have been a member of Facebook for a number of years.
To view the link you have to Register or Login
few minutes to do .
There are five simple steps to getting the information:
#AD
Log on to Facebook
Go to Settings
Scroll to the bottom of General Account Settings, and click on ‘Download a copy of your Facebook data’
Put your personal e-mail address when prompted
Once the data has been collected, you'll be asked to put in your password
And from there, it is all there for you to read.
Just a small sample of available items to wade through include all of your private messages, all blocked/removed/deleted friends, all political and/or religious views, full information on all of your active sessions (where, when, and on what device), credit card details (if you have purchased anything via Facebook), phone numbers, Facial Recognition Data and IP address information.
The full list of downloadable information is actually quite staggering, especially if you have been a member of Facebook for a number of years.
To view the link you have to Register or Login
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