Facebook knows your past, but how?

[DoomYoshi]

So my poster didn't throw you off?

[warmonger1981]

by mrswdk on Wed Jul 29, 2015 6:40 am

warmonger1981 wrote:
Thoughts people

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... SRy1zwj0Yg

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... Cnbg2Thy0g


Could not care less. Next



No need to be a cunt about it. Just don't post a reply.

[JBlombier]

I actually found the credit card thing an interesting read, because it makes so much sense. Marketing is bound to get better and better with all the digital means, it only seems obvious that the advertisements you look at are at the financial level you can afford. It's the exact same thing as 'acquaintances'-recognition on FB, so I'm not really that surprised anymore.

[jonesthecurl]

David Cameron's great. Don't see how he looks anything like jones though.

Agree with the second part. But
your first sentence would put you on the list too if there weren't so many in front of you.

[jonesthecurl]

So my poster didn't throw you off?

I don't think it is anything so nice as ham. A pig end-product more like.

[luns101]

Interesting thread, J-Blomb

Before getting my CA teaching credential, I had to do 150 hours of intern/observation at various high schools before even being allowed to student teach. I spent 40 of those at West Hills High School in east county San Diego...about a week.

The guy who was the "chair" of the social sciences department was who I spent the most class time observing during that week. Never met him again in my whole life - no exchange of any information. He just signed off on my paperwork to verify that I was present.

Just this past week Facebook has a message, asking me if I know this same guy and to confirm as friend. Wut?!!