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I was researching for retargeting ad companies and I visited xxxx company at their own website (outside Facebook) and about 30 minutes later when I was checking my facebook account I started seeing ads from that company (which I am sure I have never seen before). Also I am not a "fan" of the company or have liked the page on Facebook so I am pretty sure it has to do with me visiting their URL.
Is it possible to target people who have visited my/any URL outside facebook? Till now I thought the only way of targeting people on Facebook was using their graph data.
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That sounds like Facebook Exchange.
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If I delete a photo from facebook, does the link remain valid? If some photo was deleted, but I still have the link (possibly in a JSON file) will I be able to post the photo again based on the link saved in my JSON file? Also will photos and videos on facebook keep their addresses, or might they be changed over time?
According to this Ars Technica article from August 16, 2012:
http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/08/facebook-finally-changes-photo-deletion-policy-after-3-years-of-reporting/
Three years later, deleting your photos on Facebook now actually works
After years of photo hoarding, Facebook now deletes user photos within 30 days.
I am sure if you wanted to follow up with the reporter who wrote the story, she would respond. Her page is located here: http://arstechnica.com/author/jacqui-cheng/
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Facebook announced that they are about to remove app profile pages and allowing to migrate existing likes to a "regular" facebook page.
From some reason, i do not have the migration option on the top of my app profile page as it supposed to be according to their post.
I made sure to open a page with the same app name and set its category to Brands & Products / App.
What am i missing? Is there a way to activate the migration from another place (rather than this banner)?
I think not all App will get it immediately. I just have it today and have migrated my app profile page to a new page a created under Brands & Products / App.
Unfortunately, once I migrated, I don't have accessed to the old page and lost all my precious wall content... It had been a very active interaction channel between us and our fans....
Is there any channel we can feedback and vote to migrate our wall content as well?
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While i'm logged out, my Facebook Profile can not be seen then.
I just wanna let others see me when i give them my link.
All others Facebook Profiles can be viewed without login.
I mean, for example you can see yourself:
https://www.facebook.com/xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
For my profile, it is showing like:
This content is currently unavailable!
The page you requested cannot be displayed right now. It may be temporarily unavailable, the link you clicked on may have expired, or you may not have permission to view this page.
What privacy tweak should i do?
Go to your Privacy Settings page, then Apps and Websites, then Public Search.
There you can enable Public Search.
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During a conversation about a site (with a forum) I am about to launch, a friend raised the point that Facebook and its ways have more or less killed off forums.
Probably "killed off" is too harsh in explaining it, but he did have a point. I have heard many people saying that they would rather go to a Facebook page than visit a different website. Especially the young crowds (whom my site is more or less aimed at).
I was wondering what alternative ways of involving users are out there (aside from Facebook Connect and OpenLike and the sort).
Topic sites (such as this one). Wiki sites. Social sites with voting/commenting such as Digg / Slashdot
You're just behind on the "scene" man, I hate it too, but Facebook IS "the computer" or "the internet" to most kids these days.
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Their wall and their posts to other friends?
It's largely based on what the user allows you to see. You would at most get access to the User table and the standard user info table. You should also look at the Users.getInfo() method
You can get a treasure of information, depending on the permissions your users grant you (as was mention in a previous answer).
You can get a pretty good idea of what you can do from this page: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/
The Following link guide you who you can do with facebook user(me) whole information is there if you now about the PHP SDK or any other SDK provided by facebook.
http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/api/user/