Can facebook detect everything?

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Interesting thing saw in a FB group.

If you are creating an account in a UK VPS and Gmail was created from a Canada IP (already disabled by FB), can it detect it is a Canadian email?

OR

if the VPS window is not maximized and you minimize and maximize (multiple times) it to get some info from your main desktop, can it somehow sense the location on the other side?
 
I think they can see only as far you allow it.

I don’t think they can know your email location, but if you apologize too much they will figure out you’re either from UK or Canadian.
 
If you are creating an account in a UK VPS and Gmail was created from a Canada IP (already disabled by FB), can it detect it is a Canadian email?

Only if you logged into Facebook from a Canadian IP, otherwise no (supposing Google doesn't exchange data with Facebook).

if the VPS window is not maximized and you minimize and maximize (multiple times) it to get some info from your main desktop, can it somehow sense the location on the other side?

Depends. Remote Desktop from Windows, leaks the timezone from the main host.
 
Depends. Remote Desktop from Windows, leaks the timezone from the main host.
Yep, this could be. What will be the safest way to log into VPS that does not leak timezone and other stuffs?
 
Hmm, are you saying that when we are logged into a VPS via windows RDP, this VPS provider can grab some data of our PC?

This also puzzled me before like if I connect to the VPS they maybe able to know our PC IP address no? Is that the case?
 
Hmm, are you saying that when we are logged into a VPS via windows RDP, this VPS provider can grab some data of our PC?

This also puzzled me before like if I connect to the VPS they maybe able to know our PC IP address no? Is that the case?
I asked if the person minimizes and maximizes the RDP client too many times or keeps it small at the enter to drag and drop files from their desktop to the VPS, maybe details like timezone and other dns stuff are leaked?
 
Yep, this could be. What will be the safest way to log into VPS that does not leak timezone and other stuffs?

Probably via proxy and have the same timezone as the VPS IP.

Hmm, are you saying that when we are logged into a VPS via windows RDP, this VPS provider can grab some data of our PC?

This also puzzled me before like if I connect to the VPS they maybe able to know our PC IP address no? Is that the case?

Even websites you visit can see the timezone from the host. The VPS provider can see your IP.
 
Probably via proxy and have the same timezone as the VPS IP.



Even websites you visit can see the timezone from the host. The VPS provider can see your IP.
Can we check this somehow like using packet sniffer? Now I am concerned because I used to just log into VPS from different accounts that I managed heh
 
Can we check this somehow like using packet sniffer? Now I am concerned because I used to just log into VPS from different accounts that I managed heh

Code:
https://whoer.net/

Also, I've seen some big big big brands that I won't name, that do port scanning for the user IP when you visit their website (they check common ports for socks/VPS).
 
Code:
https://whoer.net/

Also, I've seen some big big big brands that I won't name, that do port scanning for the user IP when you visit their website (they check common ports for socks/VPS).
Thanks for the info man, now I must google how to block this
 
eresting thing saw in a FB group.
If you are creating an account in a UK VPS and Gmail was created from a Canada IP (already disabled by FB), can it detect it is a Canadian email?

OR

if the VPS window is not maximized and you minimize and maximize (multiple times) it to get some info from your main desktop, can it somehow sense the location on the other side?
There's no way they can get any data about your Gmail address. They can't connect like that.
 
Does Facebook know everything about you?

As stated above, Facebook will keep track of anything you post or put on
your profile, any groups that join, or even events you attend
. You can
control how advertisers use your data by visiting your account settings and
selecting 'Ad Settings. ' You can toggle the available options from 'Allow' to 'Not Allowed
 
you can checkout seon, they have blogs that shows how they help companies to detect users. i think facebook should have the basics of what seon can do
 
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