Facebook Weirding Me Out

[Garin]

I am just going to have to accept that Facebook has access to more data about me than I do. Now if they could just tell me where I left my watch in 1997 we can call it even.

Common Core will be doing the same if not more intrusive to our children.

[onthestrip]

Common Core will be doing the same if not more intrusive to our children.

[scratches head]

[RadicalModerate]

[scratches head]

I think it has something to do with eating the seedy, leftover center, of The Apple of the Knowledge of Good and Facebook.
(yet, like the Pope, I've been wrong before. f*ck it. =)

[Garin]

[scratches head]

They will be data mining our children from the time they enter kindergarten until they graduate. No reason to scratch your head just educate yourself about whats going on around you.

[Stan Silliman]

The answer to all of those is No. In fact, one of the trips was taken before I even had the internet at home and most of the trips were booked through either a travel agent, directly with the airline via the phone, or through a corporate travel agent. They either had to get the data directly from the airlines or from passport info. Oddly enough - nearly all of my travel is done via Expedia and none of those show up.

Did you take any pictures on your trips and later (maybe even years later) upload the pictures to Picasa or Facebook?
All the pictures might have an embedded date code.

[Just the facts]

Did you take any pictures on your trips and later (maybe even years later) upload the pictures to Picasa or Facebook?
All the pictures might have an embedded date code.

Nope. I think they have access to airline records probably as some sort of data sharing agreement.