New answers tagged facebook
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No, there is not. Facebook applications can only delete content they own/posted. In addition Facebook doesn't deal in the negatives, so applications like these are swiftly banned/deleted.
Even if you got a script to automatically click delete in a browser simulated window, your account would be disabled faster than the script would finish.
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This is different, Twitter's client doesn't work for posting on Facebook!
The workflow is as follows:
connect your Twitter account to Facebook account
authorization Twitter's client to Twitter account.
Now, any time you post on Twitter, it will be synchronized on your Facebook account.
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I was at the same crossroads you've described and decided to use SocialSafe which has allowed me to save and organize all of the content that I have posted to my facebook page over the years.
I'm not affiliated with them at all, it's just been an incredibly helpful tool. They have a 60-day free trial, so you can get a really good sense of the product (then ...
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They only support client to server XMPP, not server to server XMPP.
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/chat/:
Facebook Chat should be compatible with every XMPP client, but is not a full XMPP server.
So you can use any XMPP client for the Facebook Chat, but you can only chat with other Facebook users.
Which is a pity. Welcome to the 90s.
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So if the phone is by itself does that mean that the person is currently on Facebook with their mobile device?
Yes, that's pretty much what it means
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Open the pic in either in the same tab (Inline) or in another tab...
In case you have opened it in the same tab (the pic opening in a frame above the previous page)
click on Options at bottom
click on Get Link
In case you have opened it in a new tab
Click on Get Link which you will find on right- bottom of the picture
ALSO: In case you don't even ...
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Follow these steps to turnoff the recommendations
Navigate to Accounts-->Privacy Settings
Click the "Edit Your Settings" button that appears under the "Websites and Apps" pane.
Click "Edit Settings" next to "Instant Personalization."
Click the box next to "Enable Instant Personalization on Partner Websites" to remove the check mark.
Click the ...
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jobjorn - Thanks for this great piece of code and instructions.
Did the job for me but for one small tweak.
Problem: some of my Facebook events had no endtime and the output of the script wouldn't import into google calendar (even though it worked fine with iCal).
The empty DTEND: values was the issue.
Solved by adding an test for an empty end_time value ...
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You can also try syncing your FB account to your smart phone.
Source : http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/sync-birthday-event-iphone-cal/
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The image Download button does not appear if the image is a Cover Photo (in the 'Cover Photos' album). The Download button appears if the image is not a Cover Photo, even if it's uploaded by a non-Facebook friend.
The Chrome extension, FB Album Mod or equivalent User/Greasemonkey script for other browsers like Firefox and Opera, will allow you to download ...
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Go to the Gear Icon > Account Settings > Notifications > Email, then check if it's set to either 'All notifications, except the ones you unsubscribe from' or 'Important notifications about you or activity you've missed'. Also, check if you've unsubscribed to emails about Birthday Reminders. If yes, click on the corresponding 'Turn On' link.
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try docusign an third party which will help to integrate your digital signature to any of your website it will help at facebook too
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Report the issue as a bug to Facebook.
Ask them to delete the two posts.
If that doesn't work, read this page on Facebook's position.
This is most likely because one of the other admins removed you as an admin. The best thing you can do is reach out to the other admins and ask them to add you back.
Note that there are different kinds of Page ...
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You can get browser plugins that support downloading Facebook images, such as this one.
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The Download button is still in use, but you will not be able to use it to download photos from "non-friends" that you have on Facebook. This is most likely more of a privacy style feature. To save a photo from someone you are not friends with you could do something like switching to full screen mode and right clicking and saving the picture. This will get ...
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afaik, what you've asked is not directly possible
but this is possible :
go to https://www.facebook.com/{your username}/friends
click edit icon , click edit privacy
change Friend List to only me
pro - you can hide being displayed as mutual friend so people won't know if the person is your friend or not
con - people from your friend might still end up ...
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Go to facebook.com/{your username goes here}/allactivity → click on MORE just under Photos & Likes, on the left side column → click on Search → click on Clear Searches on top.
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The i.p address which you have been provided is class A i.p address i.e it is meant only reserved for private use and can be used inside any organization(i.e it might be from any of the shared computers of the network).
Facebook wont try to break into your account, click on i didn't recongnize and navigate to next tabs, usually facebook would trace the ip ...
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You can set this up easily on IFTTT.com (If This Then That).
You can use email (with or without hashtags etc.) as a trigger to post a status update to facebook. This recipe, Post to facebook from mail uses email to post a status update.
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Go to Activity log > more > friends. There you can see friend requests sent and can see if they are accepted or any other action you may want to take..
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Source: http://ogp.me/
og:image:url - Identical to og:image.
og:image:secure_url - An alternate url to use if the webpage requires HTTPS.
og:image:type - A MIME type for this image.
og:image:width - The number of pixels wide.
og:image:height - The number of pixels high.
Example:
<meta property="og:image" content="http://example.com/ogp.jpg" />
...
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Report it to Facebook from here - https://www.facebook.com/hacked
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Have you saved your Facebook password? If so you can login to your Facebook account and change the email address in your Account Settings:
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At this time, Venmo does not update your Venmo profile picture when you update your Facebook profile picture, but you can manually change your profile picture using the link below:
https://venmo.com/account/settings/profile-picture
Don't hesitate to send me an email if you have any other questions regarding your Venmo account. Email me at support@venmo.com ...
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No. Many Facebook profile connections only pull information from Facebook on a need basis, e.g. when it needs to access your list of friends. Venmo must be one of them.
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You just go to "Activity Log" on your facebook page, and than choose tab "question" and there you will see all the question that you asked. It is simple as that :)
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You just go to "Activity Log" on your facebook page, and than choose tab "question" and there you will see all the question that you asked.
It is simple as that :)
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It appears Facebook never formally "launched" a Vietnamese site. Facebook asked for users to help translate the site in June of 2008:
Based on this feedback, we opened 55 new languages this week for
translation by the community. Now native speakers can use our
Translations application to translate Facebook into additional Asian
languages ...
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Whether you're new to Facebook or not is irrelevant, earlier, all Facebook messages to a person you're not connected & provided the other person has allowed for all to message, were delivered to the 'Other' folder
Off late, Facebook allows you to send a message directly to the Inbox, instead of the other folder for a fee. This isn't a ...
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Your activities are indeed not visible anymore to other users. However, Facebook does not nessesarily delete them. In many cases, they only mark it as deleted and make it invisible to you (and others).
Source: http://www.europe-v-facebook.org/EN/Data_Pool/data_pool.html
On scrolling down (f.e. to "Satus Updates" at the end),
you can see, that these are not ...
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Have Facebook prompt for a security code when I change profile picture or change profile information
There is no way as of now to do this. But you can to write a wrapper application that has permissions to post statuses and change your profile picture on your behalf if you enter the correct security code.
This application cannot block the existing way of posting statuses and photos rather it will be just a way around.
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Yes, it is possible. It is something called "stalking" someone, and Facebook has a feature for that (though not actually created for stalking people).
In Facebook, there is something called the "Close Friends" list on Facebook. If you want to know everything that your friend did, you would add him/her onto this list and even his/her likes will appear on ...
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OpenID Wiki has a page of Libraries many of which have decent documentation, that all help with implementing OpenID Identity Server on your own site.
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Well, unless you disabled it anyone can send you messages. This can be adjusted by using the "Who can contact me" section of the privacy shorcuts.
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The OpenID Foundation has lots of information.
Many common CMS platforms, like WordPress and Magento, have their own plugins already built.
If you just want to use Google, you visit their Federated Login for Google Account Users page. For just Facebook, visit Facebook Login for Developers.
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I stumbled upon your question while searching for a similar kind of activity on my timeline picture in facebook. You can go to the picture and hit the edit button and choose custom.
There you will get 2 options - "share this with" and "Don't share this with". Go to the latter and manually enter the names of people whom you wish to exclude. Then, hit "save ...
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This partly depends on the age of your children. If they're under the age of 13 then that's a violation of Facebook's terms. You can use this form to report the account for deletion.
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As of May 2013, you can now see all sent friend requests in the Facebook Activity Log. Just click on the "Activity Log" button on the top right of your profile page, or browse to /www.facebook.com/yourusername/allactivity and you'll see them all.
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Deepak is correct if you are talking about subscriptions and not friend requests.
Go to your friend list or friend's profile hover over the friends button and select show in news feed.
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The most likely reason why you are not seeing any follower list is because you have no followers.
Try going to the "View As" link
and you should be seeing something similar to
As long as you see the "Followed by" section in about, you should have followers.
Also a next way to confirm this is by a Graph API request
HTTP GET ...
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If your children didn't create it, you can use the Report button, located on every profile.
Submit a Report > Report User's account > This person is impersonating someone
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Facebook seems to be phasing out RSS feeds for information. Using the API (graph.facebook.com), is the most reasonable approach. You will need to know how to parse JSON via a programming language of your choice.
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This means your friend in snapshot #3 has prevented you from seeing his/her friend list.
Maybe it is set to Only Me
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No, unfortunately not. If the group is public, posts will be pushed to your activity. In addition, since they are in the same group, privacy settings don't really apply, as they are allowed to read any message within the group.
https://www.facebook.com/help/220336891328465/
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There isn't really anyway to know for sure why friend A sees the section and friend B does not. You may need to compare actual activity per post. For example my music section will always appear regardless of what future privacy setting I have placed because all previous stories were set to public.
The same goes for the likes section
You can try setting ...
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There may not be any addon which does the job but there are several userscripts which you can use. Here is a list of few of them :
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/153830
http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/124219
There are serveral others available at userscripts.org.
To install a userscript you will need Greasemonky installed. It is available both ...
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The box is sometimes visible for a friend and sometimes not visible
for another friend. I don't know why.
Why is that?
I'm sorry mate but I think I wasn't able to grasp and fully understood your question.
But just my experience in using fb as I am not really active on being there, I am only using the FB official search bar at the top of the page ...
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That means that you have 1 mutual friend but that person's Facebook account is currently deactivated. That person may reactivate their account at some point and would retain their friends. These people will show up in your own list of friends (so that you can still unfriend them if desired), but not in lists of mutual friends of in friends of others, even ...
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There is no "UnfriendFinder" alternative at the moment.
However, you can export your friendlist to a .xls or .csv file. If you want to check, you just have to export your friendlist another time and compare it with the first one.
This solution is very basic but it does work well.
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just do what i do. create an account with no friends that you use to bash businesses. I too thought it was odd that every post i did showed up on my friends pages. I got ripped off and yelled at a business on FB and to my surprise my friends all could read it. FB probably does this to keep us nice.
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