Yes. What is wrong, Dave, is that you're using FB. Meaning that you've granted FB a royalty-free non-exclusive licence to do whatever they like with the stuff you've posted there. Once I saw that in the Ts&Cs, I thought "Bugger that!".
Facebook to know a lot about you, don't post it. My profile is 'Public' because if any old friends from schooldays ever want to find me, they can. I used a 'throwaway' email address to register with Facebook and I only put up enough information so that these old school friends (and family) would be sure that it was the correct Fred Bloggs that they'd found. Also, I only accept 'friend' requests from people that I actually know in the face-to-face real world.
Facebook may well take every bit of my info and every photo that I've ever put up there, but before putting it up there I make sure that I'm happy to have it up there.
Well, just to put an opposing point of view: I'm chronically sick and have extended periods when I'm at worst bed-bound, or if lucky house-bound.
Although I've been using the internet since about 1998, am totally happy with email, mailing lists & newsgroups, I hate web-based forums. Facebook on the other hand help me feel in touch, not isolated. I know many other people in a similar state who have a similar view. It's much easier to use a site like this to keep all one's friends informed of things than to have to face sending round-robin emails once a year.
It's not all teenagers.
I also play games there - in my case online Scrabble. That's introduced me to a wide range of people all over the world whom I'd not otherwise have any contact with.
Honour; and you get a feel for when someone is cheating, and don't play them again. Anyway, I don't play so much to beat opponents, but to find plays with my tiles which give me a feeling of satisfaction.
Friends Reunited has done that for years. Either that or someone has way too much time on their hands and has setup profiles for all my old class mates.
In IE9, from the Tools menu, go 'Internet Options', select the Advanced Tab (along the top), and press the 'Reset' Button near the bottom.
But before that, try a different Browser, Chrome, Firefox whatever... just so you can see if it the issue is just related with IE9.
If not, have a full scale spyware alert, sound the klaxxons, nuke windows, deploy linux, change your given name (by deed poll) to something very unique, and claim your existing facebook presense as entirely fictional - it was all a hoax...
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