Although Facebook has recently started allowing people to see the kind of data the company collects on them, there is no way to opt-out of Facebook’s aggressive information collection, which can even track people who are not logged into Facebook.
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Facebook’s “aggressive information collection” is not all that exceptional though. Google and hundreds of other online services track us site by site, click by click.
That doesn’t make it any better, of course. A quick Ghostery install is a good way to reduce your trackability, and reveal just how many services out there are watching you browse online.
For what it’s worth, I actually use Facebook exclusively through a Fluid app with separate cookies from my system’s Safari. It’s probably a little bit crazy, but it does have the added benefit of making Facebook usage extremely intentional (and thus limited).



