Recently, in my Facebook search bar I've noticed it shows recent searches that I didn't search on Facebook. For instance, I looked at Paul Graham and Scott Adams' twitter feeds. This showed up in my Facebook search history:https://www.dropbox.com/s/qkl707fl4yl0bu3/Screenshot%202016-07-19%2009.38.06.png?dl=0I've found searches there fromGmail (an email draft I made on my phone)Linkedin (pages I visited, not searches)Twitter (Also direct page visits)Are these sites selling Facebook data? I've got a decently restricted setup:iOS, no Facebook app or messenger. (However, Facebook login is enabled, with access to my calendar.)I browse on Firefox, with noscript, umatrix and ublock origin. I have most things disabled on umatrix.How are they doing it, and is there anything further I can do? Or is it data sales through data gathered by first party scripts?I'm grateful Facebook is showing this search history from elsewhere so I can see their data sources.
Facebook getting search history from Gmail, Linkedin and Twitter
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