My Example Count is Facebook says this figure is "a unique number based on a comparison of the photos you're tagged in. We use this data to help others tag you in photos. The Videos tab contained dozens of clips I posted to my friends' timelines when I was a teenager. It's impressive how much you can forget what you shared over the years; I was horrified to realize that Facebook had so many grainy videos of my face at 13, 14, and 15 years old. Also fun? If you recorded a video on Facebook but never actually posted it, Facebook still has it.
In the Friends tab you'll find every single one of your Facebook friends, as well as the date that you added each other. If you unfriended someone, and then re-added them later, they'll show up on this list twice. The list also includes all of the friend requests that you have declined.
Pay special attention to the very bottom of the page, where you can see what "Friend Peer Group" Facebook thinks you're in. Mine says "Starting Adult Life. The most interesting part of your index is the Ads tab. There, Facebook will show you a list of ad categories it has associated with your account. Mine include dozens of publications like Harper's and Buzzfeed, as well as vexing ones like "Goth subculture" and "Middle Class.
Below this list you'll find advertisements you've supposedly clicked on; mine has 40, dating back to January. And below that is a distressing list of advertisers Facebook says "have your contact information. They may have brought this information to the social network using Facebook's custom audience tool , according to a Facebook representative.
It also includes a number of bands, the dating app Happn, which I don't recall ever using, and "House of Blues Dallas. One data set seems surprisingly incomplete; under Pokes I was inexplicably greeted by only two pokes, one from and another from last year. I have certainly poked people on Facebook more times than this. It's unclear why Facebook has only chosen to retain these two poking instances, though other users appear to have experienced the same oversight.
Facebook didn't answer a request for comment about why it has only kept track of a select list of pokes. If nothing else, it seems that no one is quite sure how, exactly, personal Facebook user data is being leveraged, in whose possession it might be, and how much information those who have it might be privy to. After several days of silence on the initial Cambridge Analytica data misuse allegations, Zuckerberg finally issued a statement on the matter last Thursday, and has been on an active interview and apology circuit since then.
Case in point: Full-page mea culpa ads in the Sunday editions of the New York Times , Washington Post , and Observer which is published by Guardian, an outlet Facebook threatened to sue before it first reported on the Cambridge Analytica scandal. But there have been a few key, repetitive themes underlying Zuckerberg's remarks. The first is an emphasis on the words "I'm sorry," which were notably absent from his official written statement released last week. The second is Zuckerberg's suggested willingness to appear before lawmakers and other authorities to testify on user data and privacy -- if, as he told Recode , he's "the person who has the most knowledge on it.
And because the Federal Trade Commission confirmed today that it is non-publicly investigating Facebook among its "substantial concerns about the privacy practices," Zuckerberg should be prepared to testify -- especially since he's been called upon to do so by members of the Senate Judiciary Committee along with the CEOs of Google and Twitter. It all leads to an increasingly likely outcome: that Facebook and its big tech counterparts will have to bow to the external regulation that it's been visibly dodging for some time.
For example, after allegations first came to light that Facebook was weaponized by foreign agents to influence the U. And where such regulation is going to have the greatest ripple effect, according to HubSpot Director of Strategic Partnerships Kevin Raheja, is advertising. This is a developing story that I'll monitoring as it unfolds. Feel free to weigh in on Twitter. Originally published Mar 26, PM, updated March 24 Logo - Full Color.
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Start free or get a demo. Marketing 7 min read. When I found out I could download my entire Facebook data file, the first thing I felt was fear. When you download a copy of your data on Facebook, you'll have control over which categories of data you want to include in the download, as well as which date range of data you want to include of the data you want to receive.
These choices are available when you make the request for your information. Learn more about what's included. You'll receive a ZIP file that, once opened and extracted, will contain an HTML file named index that you can open like a web page on your web browser.
The ZIP file will contain folders with files, including any images and videos you've requested. JSON: A machine readable format of your data that could allow you to transfer your information more easily when uploading it to another service. You can also choose the quality of your media files photos, videos when you request a copy of your information.
If you choose a higher quality version of your media, your download will be larger and take up more space. We have a number of security measures in place to help keep your account secure and protect your information on Facebook. Before you can begin downloading a copy of your information, we'll first ask you to enter your password. We may also ask you to complete additional verification steps before allowing your download to begin.
To help protect your account, your download request will expire after a few days, and you can always request a new one. Our security systems are always running to help mitigate threats before they reach you and your friends on Facebook, and we offer tools like Security Checkup and two-factor authentication as additional ways to improve the security of your account. Learn more about keeping your account secure. Note: Keep in mind that your data request may contain private information.
You should keep it secure and take precautions when storing or sending it, or uploading it to another service. You can always select specific sections when requesting a copy of your information. I don't have an active Facebook account. How can I request my personal data stored by Facebook?
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