My Mystic Mind

Now this is something cool that you can do while having a chat on Facebook. All you need to do is place the username or profile Id of the user within double brackets. So let’s say if the username is something like MyUsername then you need to type in [[MyUsername]].

Here are some of them you can try out

Pirate – [[CaptainJackSparrow]]
Santa Claus – [[TheMagicOfSantaClaus]]
TroLL – [[171108522930776]]
MEGUSTA – [[164413893600463]]
YAO – [[218595638164996]]
Lol – [[189637151067601]]
Poker face – [[129627277060203]]
Forever ALONE – [[227644903931785]]
OKAY – [[100002752520227]]
Forever alone navidad – [[125038607580286]]
Feel like a Sir -[[168040846586189]]
Merry Xmas – [[106596672714242]] [[115430438474268]] [[106699962703083]] [[106699962703083]] [[112416755444217]].
[[115602405121532]] [[111356865552629]] [[106699962703083]] [[109294689102123]] [[115927268419031]] [[112669162092780]] [[106596672714242]] [[107015582669715]] [[115927268419031]]

Enjoy

Guys, I just read that Facebook tracks your online activity even after you log out. Technically what happens under the hood is that, the cookie‘s that have been created when you visit Facebook are picked up by Facebook widgets (Facebook Like button, or Share button, or any other widget or plugin) that are available on other websites. Your profile information available in the cookie along with the website details that you are visiting are then send to Facebook.

Now, if Facebook is doing this, there is no reason why the others like Google shouldn’t do this.

The only way you can get rid of this is:

1. Clear your browser cookies as soon as you logout of Facebook. Works only if Facebook is the only site you are visiting in that particular browser. Open other websites in a different browser if you have to.
2.  Use “Private browsing” mode in your browser whenever you visit Facebook.

Hmmm…I’m now tempted to write an app to sort out this issue.

Source: You can read it here.