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Facebook has been up for about a week and people are noticing that they can download their personal data. Many who have downloaded Facebook data were surprised by the size of the file and the amount of information it contained. As such, you may be wondering if it's safe to download your Facebook pdi file or if there is any value in doing so. The answer is not one-size-fits-all but depends on factors such as how long ago you last used Facebook and if you had account security measures enabled (1). While we cannot give advice on what's appropriate for your individual situation, we will provide some guidelines. We'll also discuss why you should read this blog entry. Blockchain is the technology that backs Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. It enables both parties to track information through a distributed ledger that cannot be altered or tampered with. Essentially, it's a continuous record of information that is protected by cryptography and made accessible to anyone with an internet connection. As such, blockchain offers a privacy benefit as your data remains private as it passes from person-to-person on the ledger. Because of this privacy benefit, blockchain is being developed for use in healthcare ("see" "applications" below).  As a company, Facebook retains some of your data for "business purposes". Facebook uses this data analytics to improve its services and to allow advertisers to show you ads relevant to your activity on the website. Facebook also uses this data for your benefit. With time, you can enable access to some information via "Facebook Graph API" – a web service – which allows Facebook to send information – including contact information – from one instance of the site or device to another instance, or from one device to another. As a general rule, most people don't need all of their personal information from Facebook made available via API. However, there are situations where access is necessary for a particular use case. For example, an app may want all of the user's friends' phone numbers in order to place calls using that app. Or, the app may need all of the user's photos in order to categorize them. Also, consider that you can adjust who has access to your information at any time on Facebook. To provide an example of how this works with apps, if you haven't protected access settings within Facebook, every third-party app have full access to your data. As discussed in more detail above, with time you can configure who has access to what information via Facebook Graph API. Although there are multiple reasons why someone might want their Facebook data download file ("pdi"), some are generalizable enough that they apply to most anyone. Here are the most common examples. If you're worried that your information might be at risk, you may want to download your Facebook pdi data to ensure it's accurate. This is a great way to ensure that whatever was added later ("adjustments") is not significantly different from what you provided initially. As a bonus, if there have been any major changes in what information Facebook has stored about you, they're unlikely to be able to hide it from you via API access alone. In addition, as discussed above with regard to API access, data often becomes old and inaccurate as time passes. cfa1e77820