Well it seems as though facebook simple deactivates your profile while maintaining your data. So if you truly want to get rid of your personal information you should change it. Update your profile with a whole lot of ficticious data and then deactivate. It doesn't really matter if they keep the profile stored, because it's not really any information that relates to you.
The iPhone maker says that the mobile industry lacks "consistent adherence to Frand principles" and wants the European Telecommunications Standards Institute to step in.
California State Teachers' Retirement System, the second-largest pension fund in the U.S., says the social network should add women to its board of directors.
After large numbers of longtime 'Burners' failed to get tickets during the event's recent selection process, many claimed organizers had failed to adopt a sensible system. Now, those organizers are trying to calm community anger.
Fabrication is moving to the nanoscale, aided by a super-hard tip 10,000 times smaller than a pencil point that could be used for microscopic biosensors and optical probes.
Greenpeace tries to cast some light on the energy sources behind data centers and commend IT companies that advance clean energy and efficiency through tech. Facebook and Apple aren't quite there yet, it says.
i used a fake name when i signed up there.