How is it that on Facebook I find people listed as my friends when I have never “friended” them?
January 14th, 2009 by admin
aprilroxmysox8 asked:
It's really weird. These random people are listed as my friends. I don't know them, I never asked to be their Facebook friends, and I never got a request to friend them. Is it possible that if someone sends you a friend request, and you don't answer it within a certain amount of time (applicable to me because I rarely check my Facebook account), your profile automatically accepts them as a friend?
Genesis
It's really weird. These random people are listed as my friends. I don't know them, I never asked to be their Facebook friends, and I never got a request to friend them. Is it possible that if someone sends you a friend request, and you don't answer it within a certain amount of time (applicable to me because I rarely check my Facebook account), your profile automatically accepts them as a friend?
Genesis
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January 17th, 2009 at 7:33 am
facebook is a little “sketchy”…
sometimes they don’t ask for yhour permission.
it just adds you.
without asking
how rude.
i know.
January 20th, 2009 at 4:07 pm
your settings may not be set as private.
and there’s also this setting that causes this kind of problem so I recommend you fix these settings right away.
January 23rd, 2009 at 1:38 am
Maybe someone has your password. Or, if you’re using someone else’s computer, you may not have fully logged out, and the next person maybe accidently adding friends in your name.