One of my LinkedIn articles (https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/separate-tracking-changes-social-media-account-fahmeenaodetta-moore/) reminded me that Facebook provides an Activity Log that provides details of changes to a Facebook account. I like the Log. It provides valuable information such as details on each login to my Facebook account, the posts and comments I am tagged in, and the people who follow my account and when they started.
There is still the need for additional change tracking. For example, I still see the need to track changes to a Pinterest account. I single out Pinterest because, a long time ago, I created a Change Tracker Document for my main Pinterest account – available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EHEu8Zl4J35n0iOvC51z2V7B5SLC1a2yrdvMeEzItrk/edit. The information/history contained in the document is very valuable.
And, I still believe that tracking changes to a social media account could help to identify unauthorized posts and unauthorized edits (defacing of posts and so on). However, it seems that the changes need to be tracked in a separate document that is controlled by the user.
LINKS:
https://www.facebook.com/USERID/allactivity?activity_history=false&category_key=LOGINSLOGOUTS&manage_mode=false&should_load_landing_page=false
(Activity Log Home_Activity You’re Tagged In_Logged Actions and Other Activity)
https://www.facebook.com/USERID/allactivity?activity_history=false&category_key=MANAGEYOURTAGS&manage_mode=true&should_load_landing_page=false
(Activity Log Home_Activity You’re Tagged In_Posts and comments you’re tagged in)
https://www.facebook.com/USERID/allactivity/?category_key=review&log_filter=review&manage_mode=false
(Activity Log Home_Timeline, Photo, and Tag Review_Review Posts You’re Tagged In)
https://www.facebook.com/USERID/allactivity?activity_history=false&category_key=FOLLOWERS&manage_mode=false&should_load_landing_page=false
(Activity Log Home_Connections_Followers)
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