FarceBook scans private messages for "likes".

[coastie]

I am eternally grateful that I quit FarceBook cold turkey. It was painless.

Wish I could say the same about my nicotine addiction....Good thing is, I never started Facebook to begin with, and never will.

 

[Mundane]

Then you should already know this. lol

Not really. I am paying an employee to do it. I hate spending time on FB. So boring. I have forwarded my employee the info to make use of.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Thank you. This is very useful information for those of us who use FB as nothing more than a marketing tool with fake profiles and fake information.

That's a violation of FedBook's TOS, isn't it?

Way to respect private property.

/s

 

[Mundane]

That's a violation of FedBook's TOS, isn't it?

Way to respect private property.

/s

Sorry, I have no respect for FB. They can shut me down if they want, but in the meantime I intend to exploit them as they have no qualms exploiting everyone else.

 

[MoneyWhereMyMouthIs2]

Not really. I am paying an employee to do it. I hate spending time on FB. So boring. I have forwarded my employee the info to make use of.

Probably better to hire it out. I'm just thinking by the time a facebook marketing tip makes it to RPF, it's gonna be useless real soon.

That's a violation of FedBook's TOS, isn't it?

Way to respect private property.

/s

lol. Don't worry. I doubt they comply with their tos either.

 

[Mundane]

Probably better to hire it out. I'm just thinking by the time a facebook marketing tip makes it to RPF, it's gonna be useless real soon.





lol. Don't worry. I doubt they comply with their tos either.

Both excellent points.

 

[Indy Vidual]

...the Hacker News poster said allows people to “pump up to 1,800 ‘Likes’ in an hour.”

Fake Facebook likes = MySpace 2.0
All the people who used to try to make $$ from fake MySpace accounts needed somewhere to go.