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Current Events => The DUmpster => Topic started by: CC27 on November 18, 2015, 09:58:37 AM
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magical thyme (13,324 posts)
Facebook question from non-user...
Did Facebook recently (within last couple of weeks) change its privacy defaults?
I used to be able to view "public" facebook pages, such as the local animal shelter. I couldn't go "deep" inside them, but could see their home pages, news, missing critters, found critters, etc.
Suddenly, within the last 2 weeks, it switches to a "log in" page and won't let me see the once "public" pages. I checked a number of different shelters I commonly peruse and the same thing happened across all of them.
But I was just able to view a video on a public Facebook page for a news organization.
So I'm wondering if they changed the default and some overly busy organizations aren't aware of it, so their once public pages are no longer available to non-facebookers? It seems unlikely that a number of shelters suddenly, simultaneously turned off public viewing for missing and found critters, upcoming events, adoptions specials, etc...
Deep inside them? Paging the colecountyperv.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/10027357627
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Maybe they just don't want to be infected or violated by the DUmmieland inhabitants.
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Maybe they just don't want to be infected or violated by the DUmmieland inhabitants.
Proving once again, that the simplest explanation is the most likely one . . . :whistling: