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Old 05-19-2010, 02:23 AM   #17
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You got that right! Be careful though because Faceplant doesn't really let you cancel your account. It only allows you to deactivate it. All the info you've already posted is still there and there's nothing you can do about it. I've complained about Faceplant for years but was poo-poohed on by friends. Whatever....time will tell. I just shake my head at people that say to me that you can control that by not posting what you don't want shared. They just don't get it.

I think Canada was the first country to raise the alarm about them and I'm very glad to hear the US privacy folks showing concern now too.
Apparently there is a "trick" to canceling your FB account. (One they don't tell you on the site.) You need to go through the motions to cancel the account and then STAY AWAY for at least two weeks.

What they rely on is the temptation to "check back" to see if your account has really been canceled and if you do, that re-activates the account and you're back to square one.
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