Is facebook.com Safe?

It is well known that Facebook aggregates data from all Facebook profiles created, despite your privacy settings, and market that information to marketers to earn revenue, hence it can sustain as a free platform. People who document their whole lives on Facebook are the ones who are worst off since Facebook has the ability to track all that. Including those Facebook comments sections you see in other websites which can also track which sites you visit if you are logged in with the same web browser + the FB likes, etc... The UI of the website is so dated and from personal experience, I can't even view the posts on my Page's wall most of the time as the page admin but if I'm logged out, I can see them. Considering the team at FB, it's ridiculous. So buggy but unfortunately, almost everyone uses it since it has the most users. Facebook is only good to market yourself and your brand. Use it on a separate browser to fully prevent tracking. Or you can use browser plugins like NoScript and RequestPolicy for Firefox to prevent the Facebook tracking from facebook.net.

Facebook is a good site when you are trying to connnect to frinds or family over the internet but with facebooks online tracking they can help show you posts that you will most likely want to see but the reson I put other is since facebook tends to lose control over this information like that time they played with peoples emotions or their face tracking tech thing. As much as I love facebook it can get a little out of control. All in all facebook is a Good site just be careful with this one.

This rating is based on a link in Google that takes you to Facebook. I was looking for a review on a Toshiba notebook and clicked this link: https://www.facebook.com/745194555518276. The search page said: Haxyoo - Reviews$$ Toshiba Satellite U945-S4110 14-Inch... the title should speak for itself but I didn't catch it. Haxyoo says Hacks you. The review was a false review and has a link to click for the price. Do not click it. My firewall and virus protection did not notice anything wrong but the screen that requests my password before I connect any hardware came up before I could continue which should not have because I was not hooking up anything. I found it odd but put in my password. After seeing the garbage written which were not full sentences the name made sense and I immediately got out and erased all cookies and history. If the cookies were deleted the link should have still required my password on my second attempt at clicling on it to get the information in it to paste in here but it did not which infers Haxyoo has something still in my notebook that I must find and clean. IWOT only allows me to rate Facebook not the link to it or the Google search so this is the best I can do to warn anyone. DON'T CLICK THAT LINK on Haxyoo's Facebook account!