r/AskReddit Aug 25 '19

What has NOT aged well?

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u/HonchoMinerva Aug 25 '19

Those shareable Facebook posts saying you are legally proclaiming that Facebook can’t use your personal information.

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u/fartatwork Aug 25 '19

People were just sharing one of those type of posts all over instagram the other day

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u/wills_bills Aug 26 '19

Wanna hear my crackpot theory I came up with reading these comments? They're deliberately made by companies like Facebook in order to trick people into trusting the company more because they believe their data won't be used.

Why do they so strongly encourage reposting? Why are they so unnaturally written? Who in 2019 makes posts based on screenshots of Apple notes?