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I have seen many of my friends on facebook delete their rpofiles.

Facebook has went from a great social network to a bunch of angry political posts.

Facebook has also made it pretty clear that in their eyes, the users are just money making pawns for their executives. Facebook is one of the few large businesses that make it obvious they put business before their customers. The account deletion rampages in which they deleted many accounts simply because their purposes were entertainment or the support of animal causes. And enforces changes nobody wants, like shoving messenger down our throats.

And I am going to also criticize the authentic name policy. Facebook has an authentic name policy which is a really stupid policy. It leaves people vulnerable to stalking, harassment, etc.

Facebook so strictly enforces their authentic name policy that they even have sending them private identification information as a "security feature", required whenever you log on to a new device.

I had a private account using only part of my name. My friends and relatives knew it was me. What do I care what FB thinks?

I wanted to keep my privacy to the maximum as I liked to talk to my friends and relatives about my children. We were under threat in our country.

FB decided to try and force me to use my full name and send them ID papers. I said no, they blocked access to my account.

FB is totally inundated with trolls using fake names and they do extremist political propaganda. FB does not care.

FB sells to third parties everything they can collect from you. I once was talking in private to friends about a toy I bought for my children. The next day I get an advert for the same toy in my feed. FB IS LOOKING AT YOUR PRIVATE CONVERSATIONS.

I have only kept a business account with FB for practical resons. I do not post anything about my children anymore as I do not know what FB are doing with the information I post.

FB has no principles.

A year ago I purchased a BULOVA alarm clock from Jin Sing Jewelers in Chilliwack, BC.

Recently, an attempt was made to use the ALARM for the first time. However, the setting dial turned as expected but did not move the alarm hand to the desired wake up time.

I contacted Jin Sing for an adjustment/repair of the mechanism. The store does not carry the replacement parts (although a repair tech is on site who regularly would order such parts). I was also told that the warranty was expired.

I accept that the warranty was no longer valid, but thought the store may offer to fix the gears since the malfunctioning part would have been at the factory level. I was then told that I must have turned the dial in the wrong direction and broke it myself. The instructions for doing so are clearly shown on the back of the clock using universal symbols (i. E. directional arrows). That is, as straight forward as setting the hands of the clock which I had no difficulty in accomplishing. I realize that the retailer only has my word and is under no warranty obligation to repair or replace the broken parts.

Lesson learned: If you decide to order or buy anything at Jin Sing, ensure that ALL parts are in proper working order BEFORE paying for it. I took it for granted that a new clock from a reputable company's factory would be fully functioning. The Retailer presumed the same (i. E. I will make the assumption that they had not knowingly sold me a broken clock.)

So. BUYER BEWARE. If an unknown problem arises later - outside the warranty period - they will take no responsibility to repair or replace. Presume also that the warranty period is effective from the date of purchase and not when the gift item is given - or used for the first time - in cases where you may buy early for gift giving (e.g. Christmas, anniversary, birthday). With Jin Sing Jewelers, it is not to the customer's advantage to buy early. I will no longer shop at Jin Sing Jewelers. I would rather support those retailers who stand behind their products and who also acknowledge that there may be special circumstances to consider when it comes to customer services and warranty expiration dates.

I own a successful true crime group, Morbid N' Macabre. It's a closed group, very private community of people who are interested in the inner workings of killers. I've also created a backup group called Morbid N' Macabre 2, a meme group (joke group) called Klownin' Around, and a support group. While I love them all, fb is difficult to reason with. Harassment has been an issue from haters, and fb doesn't help matters. And, reporters can be an issue. Also, it can be very glitchy at times.

So after I commented on a post, My Facebook profile was disabled. Now they are demanding to upload my another photo so that they can verify who I am. What the $#*! is wrong with you dumbasses...
Look at facebook, There are a lot of people who comment violently, they abuse in comments and I just simply report those comments and what facebook support team, "Dear XYZ, We have reviewed your request and didn't find anything wrong." I don't know what's wrong with this creepy $#*!ty social network. There are a lot of fake ids and facebook doesn't give a damn about those.

Dear Facebook, Your days are gone. You are about to die. RIP Facebook. Bye forever.
For People, Please stay away and find something different, Even Twitter is better than Facebook.

Some conversations and a few meetings, but nothing has come of it. Too many views and not enough interaction/messaging to get to know people better. I am what you see on Zoosk yet you write someone a friendly message and they avoid you like the plague. Where is the etiquette? At least have the common courtesy to tell someone a reason why there's no interest. And that's usually the case. I would imagine some of these ladies find a partner, would their partner be interested in how rude she was?