- Joined
- Feb 18, 2002
If you have a common name as your Gmail address for example, if someone, anyone, uses that email (usually by mistake) to try to use it as their Facebook email, and they then of course realize oh wait my Gmail is slightly different, that's not my Gmail account, they go ahead and change it... but meanwhile you get spammed by Facebook to kingdom come about notifications for that account only because that moro.. person made a mistake.
Facebook FAQ specifically addresses this problem by telling you to simply click on 'unsubscribe'.
Well who wants to do this multiple times? You would think they would use some verification process to verify email before beginning the onslaught of Facebook emails.
I mean, what's going on, you add any email you want and that email gets all the notifications about your Facebook account with Facebook not caring to verify whether that email actually belongs to that person? Is there a mandatory verification request of some sort that would stop this?
I don't use Facebook so I guess I could blanket block Facebook, and I'll do that but what if I was and wanted to get notifications from my account only without being spammed about someone else's account?
Facebook FAQ specifically addresses this problem by telling you to simply click on 'unsubscribe'.
Well who wants to do this multiple times? You would think they would use some verification process to verify email before beginning the onslaught of Facebook emails.
I mean, what's going on, you add any email you want and that email gets all the notifications about your Facebook account with Facebook not caring to verify whether that email actually belongs to that person? Is there a mandatory verification request of some sort that would stop this?
I don't use Facebook so I guess I could blanket block Facebook, and I'll do that but what if I was and wanted to get notifications from my account only without being spammed about someone else's account?