Remember how Jason Calacanis ostentatiously deleted his Facebook profile, because Facebook doesn't respect its users or their privacy? Facebook didn't close his account down. Turns out that if third-party sites (like Twitter or YouTube) make updates to your profile within 14 days of the deletion, Facebook resets the process. How about that. [TechCrunch]
Deleting Facebook accounts doesn't
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