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Do You Have A Facebook Account

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Do You Have A Facebook Account

Do you have (a) facebook (account)??

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Hello!

If I want to know whether someone has a Facebook account and uses it, should I say:
1. Do you have Facebook?
OR
2. Do you have a Facebook account?

I think 2 is perfectly fine, but 1 is a little odd.
And if I just want to know that info, it's even better to ask "Do you use Facebook?" because you own an account doesn't mean you use it.

What do you think?
Thanks!

To my ear:

"Do you have Facebook?" - incorrect
"Do you have a Facebook account?" - correct
"Do you use Facebook?" - correct

"Are you on Facebook?" - correct, and perhaps what you will hear most often.

To my ear:

"Do you have Facebook?" - incorrect
"Do you have a Facebook account?" - correct
"Do you use Facebook?" - correct

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"Are you on Facebook?" - correct, and perhaps what you will hear most often.
Click to expand...Can we on this analogy say?:

-Do you have a Wordreference account?
-Do you use Wordreference/use this forum?
-Are you in/on Wordreference?
Oct 6, 2013

Facebook Login Sign Up q

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Medium Login FAQ.

Q: How do I create a Medium account?
A: There are 4 ways.
With your email. Enter your email address during sign up. We’ll email you a link for verification. Click the link and you’re ready to go. We DO NOT use passwords for email login, but rather send you an email every time you log in.
With Twitter. Make sure you’re signed in to your account at Twitter.com. Then choose to sign up for Medium with Twitter. Medium will automatically import any of your Twitter followers and followees who are also on Medium. We’ll never post to your Twitter account without your permission.
With Facebook. Make sure you’re signed in to your account at Facebook.com. Then choose to sign up for Medium with Facebook. Medium will automatically import your friends who also have Medium accounts, and you’ll follow them and they’ll follow you. We’ll never post to your Facebook account without your permission. We CAN NOT connect with Facebook pages, but just personal accounts.

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With Google Sign-in. Make sure you are signed in to your Google account. Then choose to sign up for Medium with Google. Google Sign-in is just for authentication. We don’t import any connections from Google. We’ll never post anything to a Google service without your permission.

Q: Will you ever post to Twitter, Facebook, or Google without my permission?
A: No, never.

Q: Will new connections I make on Twitter or Facebook be reflected on my Medium account?
A: No, the importing of followers is a one-time action, and will not update.

Q: If I’ve already created a Medium account by signing up with email, Twitter, Facebook, or Google, what will happen if I try to sign in with another?
A: If your email addresses are different on those networks, this will create a new Medium account that won’t be linked to your previous account. That’s bad.

Q: If I use the same email address on Twitter, Facebook, and Google, will you connect my Medium account to those networks?
A: Yes. If your email address is verified with all those systems, you can log in with any of them, and we will automatically connect them to your account.

For example: You create your Medium account using your email. The next time you log in, you log in with Facebook. If the email you use on Facebook is the same as the email you use on Medium and is verified on Facebook, we’ll automatically log you in to Medium. This will connect your Medium account to your Facebook log in and we will import your friends to your Medium account. This also works for Twitter and Google.

Q: If I signed up with Facebook, can I later link my Twitter account, and vice-versa?
A: Yes. Go to your settings page to connect any remaining networks. After you connect, we’ll import your connections from that social network.

Q: If I signed up with Facebook or Twitter, can I later disconnect the link between that account and my Medium account?
A: Yes. You can disconnect all other social networks from your settings page. The Medium follow lists generated from previously connected social accounts will remain, and you can log in with email from then forward.

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gmail sign up fb account

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How to use Facebook to login on/sign up my Gmail account
gmail sign up fb account


I don't know that you really want to; Google and Facebook don't play nicely together. For that same reason, I don't know that you can.

Facebook requires an email address. You can use your gmail address to log into Facebook, but that's not really what you're asking.

You can set the same password for both, but the passwords won't stay in sync if you change one of them.

But for Google to offer a “login with Facebook” option, they'd need to partner with Facebook. Google and Facebook see themselves as competitors (even if you and I don't view them that way), and so they tend not to partner with each other.

Why do they see themselves as competitors? For one, their headquarters are geographically close to each other and I'm sure they steal talent from each other all the time. Second, Google wants to be a social network (hence, Google Plus), and Facebook has announced plans to be a search engine (although a different type of search engine with a social component). And you can use either company’ s productd to send messages to your friends (posts, IM, email).

More fundamentally, Google ( which also owns YouTube) and Facebook (which also owns Instagram) both want you to spend all your free time on their sites. Bottom line - they are competing for your attention. And that competition is pretty intense. You should feel special :-)

1. Log in to your Gmail account and click the ‘Settings’ link at the top right of the screen.

2. Click the “Labs” tab, locate “Add any gadget by URL”. Enable the option and click ‘Save Changes‘ at the bottom of the screen.

3. You will now have an option added to the Settings page entitled ‘Gadgets‘. Click this option and enter the following into the field provided, clicking ‘Add’ to save:

4. You will now have an new widget added to your Gmail sidebar. To load the widget, click ‘Expand‘ and you will be presented with a Facebook Connect button.

5. Connecting your Facebook account will require permissions to access your account, click allow and your Facebook feed will be loaded inside Gmail’s main body. If you aren’t happy with permitting access to your account, it might be worth staying away from this widget or monitoring the application if you do use it.

That's an easy answer: you can't. They are different companies.

Both Google and Facebook however due to very real significance for most of their users, may be effectively “good enough external user-authentication” to also “log you into” many other sites.

This is a minor point of grammar but a common mistake (as in your question) in use of the Internet:

login - (noun) a term used loosely/variably to mean either user credentials (username and password combination), or a web page/control to facilitate logging in. Also written log-in.

log in - (verb) to provide user authentication credentials in order to gain secure access as an authorized user of a computer system.

So to login is incorrect. To log into or to log in to is the correct verb form of expression.