Logged into Facebook today... Me: [goes to Facebook] Me: [enters email & password] Facebook: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies stoplights] Facebook: "We sent a code to your gmail account" Me: [goes to gmail] Me: [enters email & password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies bridges] Gmail: "We sent a code to your recovery email" Me: [opens new gmail tab] Me: [enters recovery email and password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies more stoplights] Gmail: "Would you like to setup a recovery email?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for other gmail] Me: [enters security code for other email login] Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for facebook] Me: [enters security code for facebook] Facebook: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Facebook: "If you let us install this thing you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website!" Me: "No" Facebook: "Welcome to Facebook! Also there's a much better experience if you let us install this thing and you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website! Have you changed your mind from 6 seconds ago?" Me: "No." ... This is not an exaggeration. The internet is broken.

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Guy Swann's avatar Guy Swann
Logged into Facebook today... Me: [goes to Facebook] Me: [enters email & password] Facebook: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies stoplights] Facebook: "We sent a code to your gmail account" Me: [goes to gmail] Me: [enters email & password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies bridges] Gmail: "We sent a code to your recovery email" Me: [opens new gmail tab] Me: [enters recovery email and password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies more stoplights] Gmail: "Would you like to setup a recovery email?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for other gmail] Me: [enters security code for other email login] Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for facebook] Me: [enters security code for facebook] Facebook: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Facebook: "If you let us install this thing you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website!" Me: "No" Facebook: "Welcome to Facebook! Also there's a much better experience if you let us install this thing and you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website! Have you changed your mind from 6 seconds ago?" Me: "No." ... This is not an exaggeration. The internet is broken.
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This is why I just stay logged in all the time on the app. I am ever-present and eternally posting all over town.😁
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Jonathan 1 year ago
I literally just had this experience trying to log into Spotify for my son and he just gave up. So sad.
Mass corporate social media is broken. Stop using 'free' services where you are the product.
Nobody sees the mistake? Right there in the first line...
Guy Swann's avatar Guy Swann
Logged into Facebook today... Me: [goes to Facebook] Me: [enters email & password] Facebook: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies stoplights] Facebook: "We sent a code to your gmail account" Me: [goes to gmail] Me: [enters email & password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies bridges] Gmail: "We sent a code to your recovery email" Me: [opens new gmail tab] Me: [enters recovery email and password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies more stoplights] Gmail: "Would you like to setup a recovery email?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for other gmail] Me: [enters security code for other email login] Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for facebook] Me: [enters security code for facebook] Facebook: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Facebook: "If you let us install this thing you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website!" Me: "No" Facebook: "Welcome to Facebook! Also there's a much better experience if you let us install this thing and you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website! Have you changed your mind from 6 seconds ago?" Me: "No." ... This is not an exaggeration. The internet is broken.
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Lhes apresento as redes sociais fiat
Guy Swann's avatar Guy Swann
Logged into Facebook today... Me: [goes to Facebook] Me: [enters email & password] Facebook: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies stoplights] Facebook: "We sent a code to your gmail account" Me: [goes to gmail] Me: [enters email & password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies bridges] Gmail: "We sent a code to your recovery email" Me: [opens new gmail tab] Me: [enters recovery email and password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies more stoplights] Gmail: "Would you like to setup a recovery email?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for other gmail] Me: [enters security code for other email login] Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for facebook] Me: [enters security code for facebook] Facebook: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Facebook: "If you let us install this thing you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website!" Me: "No" Facebook: "Welcome to Facebook! Also there's a much better experience if you let us install this thing and you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website! Have you changed your mind from 6 seconds ago?" Me: "No." ... This is not an exaggeration. The internet is broken.
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It is not the internet that is broken. It is much of Big Tech and government. They seem to think they have enough of us sufficiently completely whipped that we will accept anything as normal and reasonable. And it thinks with some justification that the one that aren't whipped enough yet soon will be by such overweening nonsense.
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CJ_Clippy 1 year ago
I'm glad you documented this. So many processes online are this way and it hurts my soul
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🐈 1 year ago
Ugh, I experience this once in a while and wonder how people put up with it... and they say nostr is hard pshhh πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ View quoted note β†’
had like 3-4 blokes give up on the sign up process and nests itself, bc they weren't able to sign in, and they couldn't send texts in the chat nor come up on the stage without it
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Antonidus 1 year ago
Thank god I ditched these two a long time ago πŸ™πŸŽ‰
Guy Swann's avatar Guy Swann
Logged into Facebook today... Me: [goes to Facebook] Me: [enters email & password] Facebook: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies stoplights] Facebook: "We sent a code to your gmail account" Me: [goes to gmail] Me: [enters email & password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies bridges] Gmail: "We sent a code to your recovery email" Me: [opens new gmail tab] Me: [enters recovery email and password] Gmail: "Confirm you are human" Me: [identifies more stoplights] Gmail: "Would you like to setup a recovery email?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for other gmail] Me: [enters security code for other email login] Gmail: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Can we put cookies that track your entire web experience in your browser for your 'security' and 'convenience'?" Me: "No" Gmail: "Welcome to your email!" Me: [finds security code for facebook] Me: [enters security code for facebook] Facebook: "Would you like to give us more personal information and your phone number?" Me: "No" Facebook: "If you let us install this thing you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website!" Me: "No" Facebook: "Welcome to Facebook! Also there's a much better experience if you let us install this thing and you'll conveniently be logged in every time you return to our website! Have you changed your mind from 6 seconds ago?" Me: "No." ... This is not an exaggeration. The internet is broken.
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ARVIN 1 year ago
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It’s been this way for far too long. I hope our children find a better way.
I have 15 email accounts that I use pretty regularly, and have them in thunderbird. I never have any problem checking my email or sending from any of the accounts. None are gmail. Why did you choose to use gmail for your email addresses?
In my experience gmail has the best features for day to day business email management. Sorting, taging, automating, autoresponding, synchronizing across multiple devices…
It has become a nightmare. Surprisingly, some people don't even use ad-blockers these days. How can you navigate the web in that way is a mystery to me πŸ˜…"
YES. I hate it so much. I appreciate those saying β€œNostr fixes this” but the part it doesn’t really fix (at the moment, anyway) is that emails are like this. I have several email addresses that are not Gmail and most of them I no longer use, but they are used in account recovery. So every once in a while, I have to trek across two or three email accounts hunting for stupid codes.
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EL 1 year ago
You are not alone πŸ˜„
I added TOTP 2FA and removed phone numbers and devices from Google knowledge. Makes me a lot happier when I have to use a Google identity. My TOTP stuff doesn't need a separate app as my Password Manager hardles TOTP just fine (bitwarden, protonpass, keepassxc).
Deleted my old FB account somewhere during COVID madness when I tired of the rampant propaganda, shouting down and censorship. Decided to sign back up 8 months ago for business reasons only. Though I jumped through their hoops they still suspended the account in 2 weeks saying they thought I was a bot. More back and forth. Compared to what it was at its heydey, even in groups I used to enjoy, it is a sterile annoying ghost town now. The marketplace has some legs. Some business area centric groups and hobby groups get some leads and mileage still I guess. But not much there to put up with the abuse for.
Thanks for making this journey so much fun 🀩πŸ₯³πŸ§‘
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