Anonymous wrote:That's bad. I thought the whole point of FB was that no one would know who you look at. If you show up in people you may know just for looking at their profile, that kind defeats the whole point. Now I regret looking up anyone I'm not friends with--- happens often.
Anonymous wrote:Not OP but sometimes I have ZERO friends in common and people still show up.
Anonymous wrote:I have thought about this recently. My ex and I got into a big fight one morning before I left town for work. By the time she dropped me off at the train station, we had already been close to making up. On the train, we'd made up more. By the time I had gotten to my destination we were back on track and making up, apologizing, etc.
I kid you not, the last thing I did on FB that night was say goodnight to her. AS I WAS LOGGING OUT, the guy that she had a 'relationship' with popped up as a "person I may know". Only recently have I thought that maybe she communicated with him that day as I was on the train and perhaps that is why his face popped up in my feed. It was the last thing that night.
And then...we got into an even BIGGER fight. I was livid.
Anonymous wrote:Not OP but sometimes I have ZERO friends in common and people still show up.
Agree. I have done searches for old friends and found people who I realized immediately were not them but the fact that I once pulled up their profile leads to them being suggested now and then.Anonymous wrote:It's because you looked at her profile.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's because you looked at her profile. A friend and I who aren't FB friends tested this. She looked at my profile but I didn't look at hers. Then I showed up on her list of people she might know but she didn't show up on my list.
That's odd, because I see complete strangers, no mutual friends, showing up in my "people you may know," and I've never viewed their profiles before.