Two things.
1) Facebook requires you to upload your contacts. Do you think everyone in your address book is ok with their info being held on Facebook servers?
2) there is an app which does not require an upload but examine the connections it makes and get back to me.
There is no solution right now that doesn't absolutely f over everyone in your phone.
Completely false. I don't think you understand how the Facebook contacts sync in iOS6 works. You don't upload anything to Facebook. What happens is your phone goes out to Facebook and pulls in the contacts FROM Facebook. Then it matches them up with your current contacts using the already built in "linked cards" feature in iOS. However if you look in the top level of your contacts, there is still an entirely separate section for "Facebook" contacts that shows them all with just the Facebook info.
If you decide you no longer want to have your Facebook contacts on your phone, you can turn it off and everything from Facebook is removed while your original stuff stays the same.
In other words, it works exactly how Exchange contact syncing works on the iPhone. You're not uploading anything to them, you're pulling stuff from them. And the linked cards feature prevents you from having to see multiple contacts but still allows the info to be kept separate in the database on the phone.
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Did you have to look that up or is that how many "friends" you have.
I feel sorry for all the sheep out there with personality issues that need to feel they should be up to date with people that have no influence in their lives. It's a sad site that shows just how crap the population is and how far we have digressed as a actual civilization. Sad sad sad. I will be the first to dance a jig when social media and reality tv are no longer.
I feel sorry for all the people out there who have no
true friends or family that aren't local and feel they can only use Facebook to keep up to date with people that have no influence in their lives.
It's also sad to see people who are so high and mighty that they believe that even strangers can have no influence on their lives. I've been recently attempting to learn how to play the guitar. So on Twitter I've been following a master guitarist who has been providing me some really good tips free of charge. In return, I might purchase his full video lessons. That's how it works.
If you choose to follow people posting about "what their cat did yesterday", that's your own choosing. Don't knock everyone else for your own failure to use technology usefully.