Comments on Binary Intelligence: Facebook Leaks IP Addresses

Its not working anymore :( I think facebook should...

2011-10-02T07:26:44.048-05:00

Its not working anymore :( I think facebook should include the IP address of the fb users in our email headers :D

Everybody posting in 2011...this is old news and h...

2011-08-31T01:25:53.188-05:00

Everybody posting in 2011...this is old news and has been fixed.

2 you want to keep your privacy from bullys and such? dont have them as friends and learn2proxy.

a proxy server hides your real ip address from the common feinds. facebook or the police themselves can still track you and catch you in a cybercrime. but bullys caint get ur real ip address if you use a proxy.

Also it takes a good hacker and slueth to figure out your real address from your ip.

u have nothing to worry about folks.

can some one hack ones ip adress on facebook and c...

2011-06-04T06:22:33.214-05:00

can some one hack ones ip adress on facebook and can find the exact location.........of the user

Is this fake or true?

2011-06-01T01:40:46.451-05:00

Is this fake or true?

Each have a same Ip, This is fake facebook is not ...

2011-05-19T05:11:09.530-05:00

Each have a same Ip,
This is fake facebook is not a local site which will give out people's ip's like this.

can not work again ....

2011-04-17T06:04:51.895-05:00

can not work again ....

Vikrant! That means the killer is inside the house...

2011-03-28T09:27:13.237-05:00

Vikrant! That means the killer is inside the house!

Hello, I am trying to Find IP as per above comme...

2011-03-28T00:23:49.420-05:00

Hello,

I am trying to Find IP as per above comment, But am getting Mail server 127.0.0.1 localhost
Can anyone help me

Geez why do facebook removed that.. It is not work...

2011-02-25T12:03:19.490-06:00

Geez why do facebook removed that.. It is not working now right??

now no way to know the ip adress from sender face...

2011-02-17T01:38:00.147-06:00

now no way to know the ip adress from sender facebook message

~~~~~~PLEASE reply to the above question, fb's...

2011-02-16T06:18:20.158-06:00

~~~~~~PLEASE reply to the above question, fb's lack of privacy n cyber stalkers make the situation worse~~~~~~~

i have one doubt- if i post on my friend's wal...

2011-02-16T06:16:29.194-06:00

i have one doubt- if i post on my friend's wall can anybody else get my ip address??

they obviously cant get an email as i've posted it separately! but can they track my ip add. without an email just by the profile id, or something???

Can you still trace the IP address from these noti...

2011-01-22T04:10:30.907-06:00

Can you still trace the IP address from these notifications? If so, how do I get the header information from a facebook notification?

So is there any way to tell what Facebook app is b...

2010-12-02T08:22:54.697-06:00

So is there any way to tell what Facebook app is being used to create the formatted message being piped to zuckmail?

I've gotten a series of invites to join Facebook, sent in some cases to long-disused email addresses of mine - presumably by clueless (ex?) friends. I want to report the apps they used as abusive and misleading - if not find ways of blocking them more effectively.

I piped the X-Facebook header to the MyIPTest tool for which Matt posted a link, and the hashtag decodes to 127.0.0.1

From these headers it appears to be a single standardized and Facebook-approved app with a form that any dummy can use.

From: facebookspammer-evidently-made-up-name-whatevertheywanted@myISP,
on Facebook [including the comma after myISP]
Reply-to: noreply
Subject: Check out facebookspammer
Message-ID: <[msgid]@www.facebook.com>
X-Priority: 3
X-Mailer: ZuckMail [version 1.00]
X-Facebook-Notify: fbpage_ci_invite; mailid=thirty-byte-hash
Errors-To: invite+hash@facebookmail.com
X-FACEBOOK-PRIORITY: 1
MIME-Version: 1.0

I've gotten two of these from two seemingly-unrelated senders in the last two days.

When i chk d msg header in outlook 2007 for d abov...

2010-11-24T01:32:25.572-06:00

When i chk d msg header in outlook 2007 for d above line..i get ip as 127.0.0.1..i.e my own ping addr..hw do i get IP frm d FB msg..plz tell me

I can't see why privacy is such an issue for p...

2010-10-25T21:10:24.960-05:00

I can't see why privacy is such an issue for people unless they are hiding something? I have been stalked by someone on FB who apparently from the messages may be following me in real life- they know way too much. I can't really file a police report with no actual physical threats, but I don't know who to file a protective order against. Since FB obviously values privacy in the favor of such maniacs over the peace of mind of peaceful citizens, can someone at least tell me where I can get contact info for FB administrators to trace these horrific and scary messages? I got no reply from merely blocking and reporting the person and it appears to have spilled over from internet to real world stalking. HELP!

Hear, hear! I'm a consultant teaching social m...

2010-10-10T04:47:07.542-05:00

Hear, hear! I'm a consultant teaching social media in Danish primary school. One worry is troublemakers ruining the schools Facebook Pages opening false fb-profiles and harassing other students. Can we somehow track these false profiles? Can Facebook help us - any standard on the subject? Anyone have some advice?
Thanks by the way for the post!

If anybody know anything cracking IP address of me...

2010-09-30T07:26:48.107-05:00

If anybody know anything cracking IP address of message sender via facebook please help.

same is with my daughter Id somebody has made a fa...

2010-09-30T07:25:11.356-05:00

same is with my daughter Id somebody has made a fake id on her name face book authority didnot help even after pressing report / block by many people.
I want facebook authorities to atleast release some identification in mail headers or so in case such abuse is happening & especially when there own response to such abuse is slow. What you say Barry???????

but someone copied my profile picture.and made an ...

2010-08-20T12:32:34.734-05:00

but someone copied my profile picture.and made an fake account by using my picture..
now how can i get the i.p address of that person??

can people still see my ip address on facebook now...

2010-06-08T15:06:25.183-05:00

can people still see my ip address on facebook now then?

I am so relieved someone else has raised this issu...

2010-05-29T17:32:01.609-05:00

I am so relieved someone else has raised this issue!! Thank you Anonymous ... You've hit the nail right on the head!!

does not work with hotmail

2010-05-21T07:36:53.742-05:00

does not work with hotmail

When a wife is trying to hide from an abusive husb...

2010-05-16T22:44:36.761-05:00

When a wife is trying to hide from an abusive husband and assumes Facebook is the best form of communication?Why?Knowing her i.p. address will not give out her exact location,just her general one.

I've been well aware that my i.p. address can be found through just about any notification sent through an email from facebook for quite some time now,and I never had a problem with it.
If someone looks up my i.p. address,they will not get my exact location,it will show a different location each time.

Yes,this does protect the privacy of the other person.It is protecting the privacy of someone who has continually harassed and verbally abused myself and others on a discussion board many,many times.There are people on Facebook that bully and harass others.When their account is removed for it,they create another account with a fake name,and continue the same behavior.
It takes Facebook up to 3 to 5 days to remove the account(if they are even removed at all).In the meantime,there are humiliating and verbally abusive posts that show up on Google for that amount of time,and even longer.
What of our rights to have a general idea of who someone that sends us a friend request or replies to us on a message board might be?
Finding the i.p. address of the person helped to be able to identify,avoid them,and to be on the look-out for odd behavior.

On the other hand,the consequences of knowing someone's i.p. address are minimal.At the most,I believe someone could do a ddos attack(and you'd have to be quite a loser to do so.)It's a common misconception that someone knowing your i.p. address is a horrible thing.
If someone believes that,they should log off the internet and stay off it.

In my view,this was a giant step backward.

Of course,in a perfect world,Facebook would take bad behavior seriously and protect their users from this kind of thing,but anybody who has been on Facebook for any amount of time certainly knows that is not going to happen any time soon.

This is an issue way back from 2009. Please read t...

2010-05-11T22:59:22.236-05:00

This is an issue way back from 2009. Please read this post:

http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=5484086268&topic=13871