Irritating shit on facebook

[m8son666]

No thanks m8

[ezza]

lmfao

[ezza]

looool

[Riddles]

ffs

[rickyarbino]

[Liam92]

looool

Is your Facebook just like 90% vermin?

[Johoosh]

^sublime

[rockonin]

Haha you posting those rats again lol

[Liam92]

https://www.facebook.com/BritiainFurst?fref=ts

This page is amazing:

[therapist]

https://www.facebook.com/BritiainFurst?fref=ts

This page is amazing:

Taking are country back!

[SignalRecon]

[rickyarbino]

Seeing through bullshit and lies is one thing, posting that is bitchy.

[CreamLord]

Real eyes
Realise
Real lies

Tbh

[ezza]

loool not sure if this is funny, but i thought it was

usin gay fonts and shit to sell a phone

i thought it was gonna say some bait shit about being true to yourself or w/e

[jaydot]

Haha Agent delivering the goods

[_ronzlo_]

Facebook turns user tracking 'bug' into data mining 'feature' for advertisers

Summary: Facebook announced changes to its privacy and advertising policies on its company blog, extending Facebook's
ability to track users outside of Facebook. This counters 2011's position that [we] "do not track users across the web."

Facebook also announced Thursday it will begin tracking its users' browsing and activities on websites and apps outside Facebook, starting within a few weeks.

Facebook said it will begin to disregard its users' choice of using their in-browser "Do Not Track" setting: Soon, anyone who clicks "ask websites not to track me" in Safari (or any other browser) will be completely ignored by Facebook.

...

Facebook has been accused multiple times of using cookies to track users even after they log out of the service -- with the company twice denying the allegations, and twice claiming it had fixed the issue, calling it a bug.

Since then, Facebook has introduced its own tracking alternative to cookies: Facebook's tracking conversion pixel. The 1x1 pixel is an invisible .gif that tracks users as they go anywhere, and everywhere online.

...

When Thursday's news is combined with previous revelations about Facebook's shadow profile practices and last year's news that Facebook had been keylogging random users to study "self-censorship" -- what people typed, but didn't publish -- the new changes might make some wonder where the limits for Facebook's data collection really are.

http://suicidemachine.org/

[OGLemon]

If you have firefox I know that you can block cookies from facebook.

[jrkhnds]

you can block everything fb relatet outside of fb with noscript.

[nobody]

[topmo3]

LoL ppl who make those r lying 2 themselves aint no one wanna see Big Momma inna bikini