In the past I was dumb and published too much information about me, including photos.
Do you think its (more) dangerous or (slightly) helpful to login again after years of inactivity, probably need to agree to new TOS, and afterwards “delete” them myself or just leave it as is?
Are there any recent resources provided by civil rights organisations or political bodies, courts or similar with some recommendations in that matter? (I am an EU citizen.)
I’m in a much worse position in the USA, and counting on it being deleted automatically after a certain period of time due to inactivity.
But if they want to send me to a gulag instead, oh well, there’s not much else I can do about it.
Anyway I would presume the same would work for you: just leave it be. They have everything from the past but no need to agree to more in order to obtain access to it now. Unless you can request deletion in some other method like sending them an email? They probably would be able to claim that they need a method to verify that it is you though?
Does anyone still use Facebook? I always think of Facebook as a desert, with nothing but tumbleweeds, bots, and influencing agents.
Unfortunately, a lot of people still use Facebook.
In the US, marketplace is considered by many to be the only viable in person selling platform since Craigslist is kinda less used now. That’s not counting Whatsapp and the others that fb bought.
That’s about the only thing I use FB for, yeah.
And those friends that won’t hop off of Facebook Messenger because “I can’t bother with another app”. 🙄
Did you think they are “personal” because they would obey your person?
Of course not. They are called personal because they take your personal data.
