Tips On Using SocialSafe – How To See Who Has De-friended You-Digi.me Skip to content Search for: Search Close Close Menu Digi.me Your life, your terms. What is digi.me? Blog Announcements Consentry Data Donor Data Privacy Developer Discussion Events Fintech Highlights Health Innovation MyData Using digi.me Twitter Facebook Linkedin Instagram YouTube Menu Search Menu Back to Top Discussion Using digi.me Tips On Using SocialSafe – How To See Who Has De-friended You by October 18, 2012 1 Comment on Tips On Using SocialSafe – How To See Who Has De-friended You We hope you’ve all managed to update to SocialSafe v6.3 and that you are now downloading your Facebook Messages to your own machine. We thought we’d just take a moment to write about a few of the interesting things that you can do with your social network content once you’ve backed it up into your SocialSafe journal. A few people on our Facebook page weren’t aware that you can use SocialSafe to see who has de-friended you on Facebook, stopped following you on Twitter, disconnected with you on LinkedIn and so on. So here’s how you check on that… When you first backup your Facebook account with SocialSafe, your friends are downloaded to your own PC/Mac within the journal, so the next time you back up your account, any changes will be recorded. If you are no longer connected with someone, they will be moved to the ‘Old Friends’ section of your journal. Every time you run a backup, you will also be able to see a summary of what new content has been backed up, and this will include Lost Friends. You can also view individual back ups to see who exactly de-friended you and when. The same principle applies to Twitter followers, Google+ connections, LinkedIn contacts etc. We must stress that we never actually see any of the data that you back up. The app itself (installed and residing on your own PC/Mac) downloads the data from Facebook and compares it to previous back ups. If you don’t already use SocialSafe but would like to try it out, visit our website to find out more and to download the app. SHARE THIS: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Related Published by View all posts by 1 comment Pingback: SocialSafe Allows Users, Pages To Store Their Facebook Lives - AllFacebook Comments are closed. Follow @digime on Twitter My Tweets Post navigation Previous Entry Why Twitter Outages Can Cause ‘Real Life’ Problems, And How To Mitigate Them Next Entry Studies Suggest That Twitter Helps In The Classroom Digi.me Your life, your terms. Twitter Facebook Linkedin Instagram YouTube CATEGORIES Announcements Consentry Data Donor Data Privacy Developer Discussion Events Fintech Guest Post Health Highlights Innovation MyData Using digi.me HELPFUL LINKS Consentry website Developer website Digi.me website Marketing website LEGAL End user terms Partner terms Privacy policy Top Posts & Pages How to find out which Instagram Filters You Use Most Often Why Are You Seeing So Many Random Videos In Your Facebook News Feed? Recovering Your Online Privacy - How To Delete A Bebo Account Search for: Search Subscribe to Blog via Email Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Email Address Subscribe Join 495 other subscribers RSS - Posts Sign up for important updates Help and support Events