It’s a given today that people are checking out your social profiles – before a job interview, before a date, and before you do pretty much anything. How confident are you that you’ve never posted anything that will come back to haunt you? If your answer to that question isn’t a resounding “100%,” you need That F'ing Post.
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All processing is done on your device so your embarrassing posts aren't being reviewed by anyone else. TFP uses the privacy app digi.me to hold and source your social media and then processes everything on device.
I had quite a few f**ks and several of each of lots of other dubious content - erased a few that didn't stand review a year or so later; kept some because they were accurate.
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SImple to use, no one gets to see your social media as all local
Cons:
Would be good if I could refresh a 2nd time with only new posts
I don’t know how anyone under age 30 who wants a job (or their reputation) wouldn’t use this app to help scrub all their social media posts.
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Another example of the power to the individual in their hands, raining in the downsides of Web2.0 and social aspects between private and professional life.
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@TFP I'm not a big social media user and this app still helped me clean up my act!
All processing is done on your device so your embarrassing posts aren't being reviewed by anyone else. TFP uses the privacy app digi.me to hold and source your social media and then processes everything on device.
I had quite a few f**ks and several of each of lots of other dubious content - erased a few that didn't stand review a year or so later; kept some because they were accurate.
Pros:SImple to use, no one gets to see your social media as all local
Cons:Would be good if I could refresh a 2nd time with only new posts
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