Disturbing Facebook 'Background Check' Finds | People Stories

[@MrGoatflakes]

_Poses suggestively with medical records_ cracked me up 😹

[@avirei98]

And this is why my Facebook is private, unless we are friends it is none of your business what I am doing and my personal life unless I'm some kind of spokesperson/ image of the brand kind of thing.

[@itsmejerkface]

You're fool if you think social media is private. Why do you think it's free?

[@joseguerrero1661]

@@itsmejerkface it’s private thought only Facebook can see your profile and stuff u have there

[@repentorperish1386]

@@joseguerrero1661 usually, but facebook owns your profile. They wikl give cops and people your information. Theh know and sell your family tree they know your phone number they know your address even if you dont have that stuff linked. I dont even have a Facebook and they have a profile for me waiting for me to sign up.

[@Teeeheehaha]

I used to work in HR, be very very careful of checking social media. Its a lawsuit waiting to happen. I would not look. the background check is invasive enough- it will have anything we need to know.

[@thatonegirlelaine]

I also work in HR and completely agree. This is super cringey.

[@user-mn9wc5ru5w]

​@thatonegirlelaine especially these idiots who admit that the resume is perfect but they don't agree politically. As an aside, these are the companies that will fail more easily; if the candidate can keep his politics out of the office, it's irrelevant and the only thing that matters is the quality of the work. To discriminate against a great candidate for personal reasons is a great way to handicap your company

[@TediTheGodfather]

Kind of a reverse. I had an interview for a marketing director position (actual marketing director, not sales) for a computer repair shop October 2019. The HR person interviewing me was nice enough, but the owner of the company was a smug, arrogant jackass. After the interview, I decided to look into the company’s online footprint. Turns out there were tons of negative reviews from Yelp, Facebook, Google, etc. Everything from blaming customers for the issues post repair to estimated completion dates being unreasonably far out. Explained a lot: the owner had too much pride to acknowledge his mistakes, and that was just a part of his narcissism.

[@amandaredd3057]

You'd have to be a real monster to make fun of any type of special needs or disabled person. The first time my little boy ever encountered someone with obvious special needs, he just asked me about it privately. I was so proud of his humanity, especially at such a young age. If a 4 year old knows better, then an adult surely should!

[@pxn748]

I don't have a Facebook account at all. no one will ever be able to find anything bad on it!

[@maxsnow9952]

i have one but i only use it for csgo sites if they want me to repost XD

[@burritobear4954]

5:10 having a convicted terrorist in a job searching for terrorists could work. To catch the mouse you must first be the mouse. Know what the mouse thinks.

[@japanpanda2179]

You've got a good point there! Kind of like Despicable Me 2.

[@lydiaboyle4158]

Look up Frank Abagnale.

[@DefaultFlame]

This is how serious cyber security got going. Check out Kevin Mitnick, one of the best hackers at the time who ended up working to catch hackers.

[@avamasquerade]

Ah, yes. The whole "it takes professional criminal to catch a professional criminal" thing. But how good can they be if they got caught? Theyd bungle the investigation like they bungled their criminal career.

[@avamasquerade]

​@@lydiaboyle4158 lol Frank Abagnale is a notorious liar, it's hilarious that people are still so gullible that they believe him to this day. The yarn he spun was his *actual* con.

[@Mimiroo]

Before I graduated my professor/head of department told our class to go through our FB and delete anything that could potentially look unprofessional. I didn’t have anything to worry about but one classmate just had to give up and start again. Super happy my twitter and Instagram aren’t linked to my FB and are under different names

[@haveaverygoodday3366]

Cool pfp

[@dashamanstevo5326]

I used to have a facebook page that was private, but my boss would still find out about things I would get up to or comments I would make. Never about work (don't bite the hands that feed you), but it got extremely frustrating. Turned out one of my so-called "work mates" and so called "friends" on facebook was ratting me out to my line manager. My line manager was a complete control freak, who would even try to control your personal life was basically hinting to give up facebook as a solution to my woes (his solution was the only solution, you could negotiate and discuss, but ultimately you would be lead to that "solution). As I had numerous friends from around the country and world this was no option to me, so I came up with one better. I put up a big post about security on facebook and how it seemed information on my page was being leaked to 3rd parties, so as a result all my current work colleagues unfortunately were being de-friended and blocked from my page. I informed my line manager of my move, he was not happy...but I won, and found that one colleague in particular became very frosty towards me after chopping them. Even more satisfying was plonking my resignation on his desk 3 weeks later, having already secured another job, and chewing them and the place out in my exit interview. Better still, they got "cockblocked" when they tried to re-contact my new boss.

[@daniellewillis2767]

Please tell us about this cockblocking, and if you could write a brief scene about your boss being displeased you blocked your workmates on FB, and/or his "leading" you to a specific concern I would really seriously appreciate it!

[@devils_child5453]

I don’t have Facebook or any type of social media, I’m invincible! Muahahahaha!

[@Y4ZYAZ]

KZbin is a social media though ?

[@devils_child5453]

@@Y4ZYAZ well all I do is comment and watch videos so I don’t really think it qualifies.

[@dumbasswithinternetconnect1611]

I'm talking to someone with a system of sharing and liking, making this a social media platform. These comments are all forms of social media posts.

[@derwolfgaming7775]

I have them beat. They can't look at my Facebook unless I let them. Mine's set to private.

[@jenmalcom7004]

I don't have any of the main social platforms. Just email and YT.

[@chrisbethel7108]

If a job is creeping on your Facebook page. That's a good hint how they will micro manage you while you work there too. This thread sounds like a lot of law suits

[@sev417hello]

Not necessarily. They do this to prevent the hiring retards that’ll tarnish their company’s name, or to check if they overall trouble.

[@TacDyne]

@@sev417hello A person's opinions have absolutely no correlation with their ability to perform a function at work... unless it is giving opinions for the company, i.e. IGN, Gamespot, etc..

[@AniJo242]

@@TacDyne depends on the job. I certainly wouldn’t want anyone who has racists opinions of people who look like me as my nurse, loan approval officer, or any job that can personally affect my life.

[@skycrafter2042]

@@TacDyne i wouldent want to hire a homophobic person at a gay help center

[@pennyforyourthots]

@@TacDyne they don't have any impact on their actual skill at performing the job, but it is a PR nightmare when you hire somebody who's absolutely toxic online and they get caught. Consumers treat employees as representatives of the company even when they're off the clock.

[@bradleypumba]

All this could be solved if people would just private there accounts so you have to be followed to see the pictures

[@skycrafter2042]

@Eric Yoder its public they are allowed to see how professional you are.

[@TrueSonOfWalhall]

@Eric Yoder well if they set their profile to public it is public, if they set it to private it is private. what's so difficult to understand about that?

[@em1osmurf]

3:30 all you have to do is keep your public info G-rated, and make your entire page "Friends Only" private/secure. it takes seconds to do, and so many dumbasses just bare it all to the Public. as my father said: "you can cure ignorance with education, stupidity can only be cured with a shotgun."

[@thatonegirlelaine]

I work in HR. Looking at people's profiles without their knowledge is problematic. I also feel that looking at someone's social media is really tricky.

[@bigawesomewatermelon9511]

Not if it's posted publicly.

[@rollthedice5682]

I have mixed views about this, the one about the interns, I feel is just mad nosey and inappropriate, if someone has a personal social media then you should be able to express yourself with no judgment. Like no point hiring someone just on the bases of their profile picture. That just means you hire the biggest liars 😂

[@tenofprime]

The key to me is that it can be useful in determining how someone will fit in with a team. If you look up their FB and it is all them complaining about how stupid and annoying the coworkers are at their present job for instance, that is a tip off that this person might be the type who will create friction in a group.

[@capralmarines4043]

Honey, it just lets them know that you are not a professional. If you are dumb enough to post pictures of yourself drinking and doing drugs then it's on you period.

[@theflaminglitten-fo6jd]

@@capralmarines4043 drugs I understand but literally every adult on earth drinks, why cant they post it?

[@rollthedice5682]

@@capralmarines4043 it not about being dumb, it about the fact that why should I conceal my own social media for a company that will replace you within a day the moment you die. Concealing my social media just to please a company that will fire you the moment they over spend 😂 please stop doing so much for a fucking job, we not in this world just to work, it makes me sick that people go to great lengths just for work. That not living. I have never concealed my social life because guess what it don’t matter about that shit, if you good at your job and the company can see that then they will hire you. Simple as.

[@TheCatMurgatroyd]

@@theflaminglitten-fo6jd there's a difference in posting a picture of a cool looking drink or taking a picture of drinking it through a strippers underwear lol a lot of what the people in the video meant were about teens who drink and party every week

[@DareToBeDeviant]

This is a practical question ~ at what point did companies big and small decide to validate people based on what was (or wasn't) posted on social media? Hell, when I was hired for the job I have now there wasn't even so much as a general background or drug test. Now you can't set up a lemonade stand without having to piss in a cup first. ... just keep the two liquids separate.

[@rosiefay7283]

A drug test is one thing. Snooping around an applicant's social media accounts is quite another.

[@jamuraisack5503]

Well... take a look at cancel culture. That's how people behave now. You're to be held to account for everything in your existence, no matter how well compartmentalized your life may be. Corporations are, A: just a bunch of people and B: just as susceptible to cancel culture themselves. Blame the root of the problem... people.

[@kevinsundelin8639]

​@@jamuraisack5503 Corporations are hardly susceptible to cancel culture 😂

[@kevinsundelin8639]

Agreed, it's just stupid

[@jamuraisack5503]

@@kevinsundelin8639 oh, really? You might not think so, because they're not just wiped out of existence. However, they can lose millions in revenue based on being canceled. That's no small thing.

[@DefaultFlame]

The one about the candidate who's "entrepreneurship" seemed limited cracked me up.

[@diamonje]

This just urks me the wrong way. I'm sure everyone jokes around or does things out of work that they'd never do in work because ya know professionalism? Fuck outta my private life. My answer will always be "I don't have Facebook."

[@perceblue3976]

Always think carefully about what you do on social media and online, because these things can come back later and smack you right in the face. The Internet, especially social media is a dangerous place, it has ruined many lives.

[@darknight1220]

All I'm getting from this is businesses completely and utterly overstepping their boundaries. Social media may be public but businesses still have 0 right to make judgment based on social media unless it pertains directly to them so fucking what if people have pics of them partying they are havjng fun outside of work and as long as they aren't wearing a uniform. Jobs need to recognize their authority stops when the employee clocks out.

[@noirekuroraigami2270]

I agree and the people who don’t understand it are sad that they would let somebody snoop

[@dragodrag2457]

I mean...I understand where you're coming from, not wanting employers to snoop around your page. But it can be useful, like when racist posts pop up or child abuse. You don't want those kind of people working for your company

[@jamuraisack5503]

Blame cancel culture for this sort of mentality. People think they should cancel you for your online life. Companies are run by people. People want to cancel companies for their employees, and their employees online lives.

[@skycrafter2042]

i belive what they do is great and they should do it even more

[@32BitJunkie]

Hahaha the salt here is hilarious. All the explanations given were perfectly reasonable, what are you hiding?

[@MadameSomnambule]

This is why I only post cat photos, seasonal greetings, and positivity and why I deleted my religious and political posts from high school and college. Everything else goes on my Tumblr.

[@crystaldawn9255]

The guy that did pornography and had a conviction because of the kids, that just means that the kids are in the house when he was filming it not that he was putting the kids in the film but it's still disgusting

[@The_Other_Ghost]

Blog about the person's wife... Sounds EXACTLY like a tactic scientology uses.

[@rosiefay7283]

12:55 The answerer thinks the woman was a victim, but I'm not convinced. Even if someone were malicious, why would they target an individual woman, unless that woman had acted maliciously herself? The fact of multiple web sites dedicated to saying how horrible one individual was casts suspicion on that individual.

[@goe5]

Have a crazy Facebook profile and apply for a company that’ll hire you anyway, cause they like to party

[@theflaminglitten-fo6jd]

I think the ones who were judging solely on profile picture and not bio or anything they had said were kind of in the wrong, a picture doesnt accurately show someone's character especially if it was for a joke or something, and it can really hinder people trying to get jobs how does our society expect people to not be homeless, broke or in jail on purpose at this point when convicts and criminals are most likely to never get hired so they're just going to go back to jail and people dont get jobs just because of a freaking picture

[@skycrafter2042]

just be formal on social media under your name.

[@kevinsundelin8639]

​@@skycrafter2042 You just missed the entire point

[@kevinsundelin8639]

Agreed, if more countries focused on rehabilitation, former criminals will actually have a chance to get back into society and feel like they WANT to get better and do their society a favor for helping them get out of prison as a changed individual

[@skycrafter2042]

@@kevinsundelin8639 if you publicly show on sited by pfp and stuff that your not formal and responsible font expect to be hired

[@kevinsundelin8639]

@@skycrafter2042 You still missed the point of the comment, what are you on about?

[@thewellendowedpenguin7103]

This is why every once in while I go through my page and delete stuff that I don’t want on there. Because I know I’ve said or done some stuff. But I’ve been hacked multiple times too. Buyy the my fb is mostly memes personal photos and funny shit my classmates have done, not to mention the constant sharing of fb entertainment and political and local news.

[@redram5150]

“Come to Glasgow. We’ll set about ya.”

[@melkiorwiseman5234]

The page image looks like a cut-out from "Bofuri: I don't want to get hurt so I'll max out my defense", which is a hilarious anime about a pre-teen girl who goes into a fully-immersive VRRPG for the first time and accidentally ends up min-maxing her character to a ridiculous extent, but she's so sweet and innocent that nobody can dislike her for long, no matter how badly she beats them.

[@indridcold8433]

I refuse to do anything with Facebook.

[@EllisJ16]

I work at a poultry plant. I found out that at least half of my co-workers were charged with child molestation.

[@osu4mul8r]

Maybe they’d rather choke their chicken there. 🧐

[@maranathashalom9402]

"if you don't have facebook, people think you're some crazy conspiracy theorist." I want to be alive in a different time period please?

[@phungphuong8350]

oh yes, a different time period where slavery still exists, where people basically have no control over their own life if they were born into a wrong family with the wrong color skin or with the wrong gender. :)

[@mouseymousey02]

I knew my job had searched my social media when HR asked "Did you dye your hair recently?" No, not since coming in here for my interview...but nice to know you saw old photos of me! :)

[@tessfabled4115]

12:54 I mean if the dude's married to that freaking rabb.it lady or someone else of her caliber than no, that's pretty justified as to why there are site and the like on her

[@NoNo-vv4vo]

what's the rabb it lady?

[@romeoslover817]

Years ago, my former govt agency a couple people in high level positions. Out of curiosity, my colleague and simply Googled the people, and found out she had been involved in some kind fraud thing. We kept the information to ourselves, but I did ask someone in HR. If they searched for the candidate on the internet before making a job offer. She indicated no, but gave me that. “Hmmmm, why is she asking me this?” Face. The person was still there when I retired..so who knows?

[@ElleriaZer]

My Facebook has a total of 6 innocuous photos, and my profile picture is my pet snake, and while some will find it weird, it's not really a bad thing. I think I'm safe.

[@derwolfgaming7775]

what kind of snake?

[@VampiraVonGhoulscout]

Oh God, what happened at Glasgow Airport is still so funny. That was like some Four Lions level fail, but John Smeaton was the icing on the cake. Scottish people are feared for a reason, don't fuck with Glaswegians.

[@cateliebenberg5296]

I'm so sorry...I'd leave a like but currently, Wednesday, November 25, at 3:04 pm (in the EST timezone) there are 69 likes.

[@thecatsnailthing2332]

You’re in new york arent you? Not tryna make it sound rude, just wondering.

[@kwewee]

You should write your time zone

[@tcg1_qc]

@@thecatsnailthing2332 why are you assuming he's in New York? He could be in many, many other places in the EST time zone

[@thecatsnailthing2332]

@@tcg1_qc The time he posted. I forgot why I came up with this reasoning because I just posted and left

[@tcg1_qc]

@@thecatsnailthing2332 yes but still there are many countries in the eastern standard time time zone

[@wildfyah]

Facebook has a limit past posts option. Use it.

[@aa-tx7th]

i mean... hiring ANYONE too stupid to private their facebook is insane to me. hell hiring anyone that uses facebook AT ALL is really pushing it...

[@marshmallowmountains4636]

My Facebook is friends only and I don't accept random friend requests, so I'm pretty much immune to these things. Not that I say much on it anyway...

[@HG-gj9lh]

Yikes. This is why even though all my social media is set to private, I don't ever post anything controversial, political, or of me doing anything that could come across badly. Not that I do anything anyway. I'm a very tame person. Lol

[@skycrafter2042]

as the world should, it be not just be professional on social media

[@GarrettFruge]

23:23 That was a very unfortunate typo! 😆

[@ender_voide9344]

?? What was the typo?

[@sunburrn]

@@ender_voide9344 pubic instead of public.

[@ender_voide9344]

@@sunburrn OOOooohhh. Thank you for telling me. Yes, that is very unfortunate indeed.

[@Lappmogel]

When you make a post on fb there are various alternatives, public, private, friends only, every one except etc. In other words, you can make a completely kosher public facebook persona while still sharing wild party pictures with your friends. Ofc this doesn't work if your boss is Zuckerberg.

[@savday7153]

What I find crazy is ppl will talk crap about someone selling illegal things but when they try to get a real job they’re turned down.

[@ShadowMonkey69]

I got nothing to hide on mine, if they wanna see some weird shit they’d have to go back to like 2013 or so. If they ever see my posts it’s just about a random memes

[@colintosh5417]

I didnt think there would ever really be anything disturbing on Facebook as its so well known, just shows you

[@SpacePlant-nb8gm]

Makes me wonder, is it better to have no facebook, or to have one that you don't use?

[@Darthbelal]

THIS is why I have never opened a Facebook account. Or any social media account with my actual name...

[@acebalistic1358]

Ok updoot, you need to monitor which replies you actually put in a video instead of leaving it on a bot, some of those near the end were just people asking questions

[@amarareed2432]

Wow I'm surprised I got hired at my job cause I know they looked at my Facebook, they must like my sense of humor cause I post the dumbest shit ever on FB 😂😂

[@derwolfgaming7775]

me and you have similar senses of humor then because the stupidest shit makes me laugh. I could be looking at a picture of a cat high on catnip and I would laugh until I'm red in the face.

[@zoe9190]

Do people not know how to do private posts, or only available to those in friends lists. I dont even do posts and i know this about facebook

[@Dontfindacoolnikname]

23:46 why include the question without an answer? :D

[@standupstraight9691]

Another endorsement to not engage in social media.

[@MrGrimed]

Yes! I'm here!

[@pianomanhere]

Young people: Don't dox yourself and every detail of your life on social media or anywhere on the internet. Your adversaries and workplace will use negatives against you, as will competitors of any sort. Please don't do this to yourselves. Learn very early in life to hold back a lot and reveal info only when truly necessary. Discretion will be one of your best friends.

[@bangablesnowbeast]

Good thing the only thing on my facebook is warhammer and Lovecraft memes. 🤖🐙

[@xoriorio]

I wouldn’t hire you 😂 I enjoy lovecraft and im fuckin weird

[@pixelcollector1836]

Watching this while I do the exp glitch in Castle Crashers Remastered Edit: I got bear finally

[@melody3741]

Your social media is supposed to be absolutely professional no matter what? That's terrifying and I refuse to believe it, if one of you guys convinces me of that I'm killing myself now

[@32BitJunkie]

All the posts sounded pretty reasonable to me (put forth a good public face, don't be stupid, etc), yet the youtube comments are full of salt. I bet a lot commenters are just now realizing why they missed so many jobs lol

[@nicktwolf]

I'm sorry, the one towards the end about the "pubic" can see their banner made me laugh so hard I had to pause the video. y I have one facebook for playing games and one for personal stuff, both are on lock down. i have a friend who got outed by a manager because they thought their account was set on private and it wasn't.

[@MadameSomnambule]

Outed as in outed as an lgbt person of some sort?

[@nicktwolf]

@@MadameSomnambule yes

[@rebeccamount50]

I hope they enjoy pictures of my cats and ComiCon. 😂

[@dovahdog0]

This is why i have no social media

[@STScott-qo4pw]

i discovered very quickly i found FB, Myspace annoying and time-consuming. I DO NOT USE SOCIAL MEDIA/ one poster asked if that would make you look a little suspicious to a potential employer. Any comments?

[@TheCinnaCat]

I haven't had an issue with it yet (have been employed at my current job for a few years now) but someone who has the same first name, last name, and middle initial as me who is from the same city and is ALMOST the same age as me got arrested early this year for a rather heinous crime. Of course, guy looks nothing like me in the mug shot, so there's that.

[@LuisGarcia-vs7zd]

13:26 my dads my boss, my mom is the one who talks crap about him in front of him. I usually look over and tell her, he signs my checks mom...........

[@marionjames4986]

Soo what if like me I don’t have FB, Snapchat, Instagram, Twitter etc, what do you do then and just for the record I am a nurse and work at a hospital in the UK where I know the hospital check on FB etc and I know nurses who have been sacked/disciplined because of it which is disgusting!

[@nono-bn3sm]

"dongs out for harambe"

[@DeadHouseMouse]

I barely use my face accounts & honestly it makes me anxious sometimes bc what 18yo in today’s world doesn’t use socials constantly & what if they think I’m some antisocial loon

[@justinpatterson5291]

I don't have a farcebook account. Nor any other social media accounts. I don't need to be social.

[@fmadiva]

Jobs shouldn’t be checking facebook anyway imo

[@MrRFPinhas]

Why not? You're putting up information about yourself for public access, there's nothing wrong with trying to find out more about who you're hiring, if it seems intrusive then don't upload it on your facebook

[@skycrafter2042]

@@MrRFPinhas i agree, if your not comfortable with your family and job knowing of it then don't post it

[@avelione]

Or you can just... not have facebook account?and don't use your real name on your twitter? :D

[@Amongus-yu7ft]

That terrorist attack was on my birthday 👀

[@caseyo5524]

I really don’t post much so I think I’m clear for the most part

[@InResponseOutreach]

I don’t even see anything wrong with the first one they are a burden on society anyway why not have some fun

[@manalikondalkar7682]

i don't have a fb but boy if someone gets my twitter....

[@mztweety1374]

I'll say it again ....errythang dont belong on social media...and never, ever make the job look bad.

[@tjdoescosplay]

I always lie about Facebook because I’m private usually it meme or me posting work out progress

[@starryday100]

I'm from Northen Ireland so the story at 4:00 unfortunately doesn't shock me.

[@steviemaster]

Well... i don't post stuff on facebook, but used twitter a bit for some funny things and use instagram quite a lot If a future employer wants to check my instagram... well i hope he likes selfies, cat pictures and minecraft :P Always be careful that you post the cringe on alts... don't use your name or your first "internet name" on everything... always have an account where you can stay anonomous and post some worse stuff... not like... ILLEGAL stuff but... if you smoke a blunt, blur your and your friends' faces and post in on "anon_de_gr8test007" or "smukdaw33d420" But don't be racist... not cool. never. even not on an alt. Keep the "wierd fun" in your pants, and post the "fun fun" on your officials if you want to

[@bowserjrimacasualshutup6754]

surprise kaorin in the thumbnail

[@tricorvus2673]

oh thank god I've always been boring.

[@otbaht]

if someone looked at mine "last post about 2 years ago... except for happy birthday posts."

[@rollischmidt1]

I am very glad that there is basically nothing showing up if you look me up by my real name. Some information from my hobby but that's about it.

[@loviettahyslop1815]

Can someone please tell me what "TL-DR" means, every time he says it my brain goes down the rabbit hole trying to figure out what the hell that means???

[@Phoebe5448]

Too Long Didn't Read

[@stephenwillis6937]

I'm curious if the Daughter in The Swinger party photo was a minor or 18+? That would make a massive difference.

[@Crows87]

Couldn’t get through the video half the stuff I post have nothing to do with me 🤷🏾‍♂️ checking social media is too much.

[@utopiaOKC]

1:55 I wanna see my father apply for a job😭

[@s.a1812]

It had 696 views before I watched... I almost regret clicking

[@Slinging.Wrenches]

This is why you keep your shit private. Or do like me, have your fb under a different name.

[@seriousblakk]

Wouldn't wanna work any where shit like this is allowed. Like if they can do the job give them the job. Starting to think shit like this is why ppl are tired of trying to fit into this box most companies want you to. I get it but also think the association isn't necessary but in the same breath think that's why most are tired of social media. It's not seen separately from the actual person anymore. They are one in the same

[@notmuch_23]

Glad I don't have my Facebook account under my name...

[@mariemarie7829]

wow. she killed her mother when she was young......

[@boogiebear3095]

They said hockey 🏒 👀 lolz I hate their team, oh the irony

[@kendoruslink7017]

Glad they didn't get hired

[@wildfyah]

My fb is partially public with random thoughts and mostly memes. My number isn't attached

[@jackbuckleyauto]

2 m convictions?

[@SnowingNapalm]

Yeah Facebook creeping on people used to be a thing but what with mixer putting FBook gaming outta buisness well, just people's grandparents left on there eh?

[@sondowultimate]

I'm starting to think this thread is picky with how people are in their private life...me I think kira from jojo for how people act

[@mklaebel]

This is why I rarely post anything personal or political unless it's a positive thing, like a nice meal or an event I enjoyed (posted after the fact). I also don't have all of my accounts linked. And my phone number is not on them.

[@aa-tx7th]

if i ever am in a position to hire anyone you can be sure you had better be massively overqualified/overeducated, kind, entertaining, and/or hard working for me to ever consider you for even the lowest, least important positions or tasks if you have a facebook account. of course those qualities are the antithesis of the typical facebook user. there are execptions, of course, but they are few and far in between. im meam f!cking hell most of them cant even grammar goodly