After using facebook for what ? about 3 or 4 years, they've decided they don't like my username.
A username I've been using for the better part of 10 years.
So they've "stolen" my facebook ID - maybe that's a bit strong, they've locked me out until I proved them with some sort of "official" ID - all the examples are US documentation which obviously I don't have - I'm not American.
The US doesn't respect the EU privacy regulations so why should I even contemplate this ?
Those I've been in contact with via facebook, know enough about me anyway. If I was privileged to meet with them in person, that'd be great and they'd know who I am (or I'd do them the courtesy of contacting them with the necessary details first).
So what other reason could there be ? Maybe so they can "data mine" even more info and try to sell or at least advertise more shit in my direction ? Maybe one of their major shareholders has this as an ultimate goal and have pushed this on the man Zuckerberg ?
Dunno. Don't care. Certainly not for him and his crappy system, that arbitrarily locks people out of their account in an attempt to get people to send them very private, personal information - what so the fuckers at the NSA or whatever your government "intelligence" organisation is called can hack your details to try and "know" you down to the "enth degree of a gnats chuff" ?
Erm, well no. I don't think so.
It'd be great to still get to chat with my peeps, but if a little privacy is the price I have to pay, then fine.
He/they can just fuck off.........
