Photo tagging is here!

bbrez1

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You get seven of them and you need to complete 5 of them.

Now check this out, these are two of them I got in one run. This is just stupid:

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Would you know who is tagged on the first and third image even if you had a real account? :rolleyes:

Now what I learned from this is: Never change IPs!! Always try to log into your account with the same proxy and do not change them or else you are fucked and can say goodbye to your account
 
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i don't use facebook but wouldn't it be extremely trivial just to write a program that would get all your friend's pictures and compare them to this? looks like they aren't even cropped...
 
The problem is that you can't get to the pictures (you need to finish this first), what you could probably do is to get all the pictures of the friend when you add him and then when someone updates them. Damn facebook is getting harder and harder :(. The only way I see it now is to alway login from the same IP
 
yea, on the second pic is very hard to tell, FB maybe means the UFO in the upper right corner? lol
 
Whoever got this idea and made this is fucking retarded. I just got two images of a game. Now how should I know which person is in that picture, lol. If this ever happens to my real account I will not be able to verify it. I'm getting images of random stuff, images of facebook games, 10 people on one image and there is something in the air tagged. That is just stupid. They could at least integrated face detection and only output real images with faces
 
people there is some percentage. I did get this on my account and I verified it easily. Something is being blackhat and all, and complain about things, but cmon be realistic. Whoever had this idea his intention to go against spammers was great. It is making my life hard to, but wining about how this sucks wont help in anyway. Maybe rather think of something how to go past it. I am sure who ever makes a tool to go past it, it will earn big bucks.
 
In regard to everyone complaining about how retarted/stupid/bad of an idea this is, from facebook's stance this is a great idea. Not many average facebook users are going to be logging in from multiple IPs to cause a roadblock in the first place, so if there is any problems with the system there is a minority which is complaining about it. Instead, it is blocking people, blocking us from doing what we want. It's a success, and is only bad from our minds simply because it is stopping US do our work, whereas had we been working for facebook we would be feeling mighty fine.
 
In regard to everyone complaining about how retarted/stupid/bad of an idea this is, from facebook's stance this is a great idea. Not many average facebook users are going to be logging in from multiple IPs to cause a roadblock in the first place, so if there is any problems with the system there is a minority which is complaining about it. Instead, it is blocking people, blocking us from doing what we want. It's a success, and is only bad from our minds simply because it is stopping US do our work, whereas had we been working for facebook we would be feeling mighty fine.

My point is that it's incomplete. How can someone know who is tagged on random images like the ones from games and random stuff on the images, that was my point. If this happened to my real account it would be interesting
 
Ok Fuckbook, now I watermark my photos with the persons initials. "Stacy Miller" gets an "sm" in the lower righthand corner of her photo. Plus I use sterotypes so the Asian female account gets the name, Chung Lee which will cut down the odds greatly.
 
My point is that it's incomplete. How can someone know who is tagged on random images like the ones from games and random stuff on the images, that was my point. If this happened to my real account it would be interesting
In that regard, I can understand you're point, the feature should be finished before released.


Ok Fuckbook, now I watermark my photos with the persons initials. "Stacy Miller" gets an "sm" in the lower righthand corner of her photo. Plus I use sterotypes so the Asian female account gets the name, Chung Lee which will cut down the odds greatly.
I fail to see how this well help, unless you are adding your own friends..
 
They definitely need to rework this system. No doubt it's affecting only blackhat facebook users right now, though. When complaints from normal users start coming in... I'm sure they'll do something about it, like ask for a single photo from each user that shows their face clearly.

i don't use facebook but wouldn't it be extremely trivial just to write a program that would get all your friend's pictures and compare them to this? looks like they aren't even cropped...
What are you doing here if you don't use facebook?
 
I haven't see this yet...how come you guys are?

Just don't change IPs and you should be fine. What I did is I was logged into the account from my bot (which uses proxies) and then I wanted to check something and I just logged into the account from Google Chrome and forgot to set the proxy. This account is useless now there is no way I can bypass it, I have 1,5k friends on the account and of course I do not know anyone :rolleyes:
 
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