How to Kill Your Facebook Clone

Why Destroying a Cheap Copy of You is Okay

Frank McKinley
4 min readAug 14, 2018
Photo by Braydon Anderson on Unsplash

Last night I woke up to find I had 9 new notifications on Facebook Messenger.

Did people suddenly decide to get talkative? Was it my birthday and I had somehow forgotten in the bustle of life? Did Facebook close my group without telling me?

Nope. None of the above.

I had been cloned overnight.

Real Friends to the Rescue

I’m involved in several groups. So while I slept, my wide awake friends posted stuff like this on my behalf:

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It didn’t slow the clone down a bit, at least at first.

He (or she/it) started working his way through my friends list. One after the other, messages were sent proclaiming so-called good news.

Wow. That is some scintillating conversation there, huh?

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Frank McKinley

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