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   What friends' applications can extract from your Facebook profile(pjf.id.au)

   1 points by pfenwick 17y ago|0 comments
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   by pfenwick 17y ago

   From a sample of 3-4 tests, these appear to be public notes, or notes from pages. If you want to see who the notes belong to, then take the URL from the google search that looks like this: 69.63.186.30/notes.php?id=108682512183 and use the
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   by pfenwick 17y ago

   It includes when you click No, Maybe, Yes, or fail to respond. If you click "Remove from My Events", it appears that you're removed entirely from the event_member table.
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   by pfenwick 17y ago

   Because, as others have pointed out, those events may not be things they wished to share. Let's pretend you like activity X, and you'd like to keep that private. It could do with your sexual tastes. You may be a member of the Jarjar Binks