I downloaded all my Facebook data. This is what I learned.

USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham explains how you can tell Google, Facebook and Amazon to stop following you around the web. LOS ANGELES -- Like many, I downloaded the data this week that Facebook compiled about me over the years, and frankly, it was spooky. I love the social network for showing off my latest photos, staying in contact with old friends and catching up on the latest news. This happened when I joined and Facebook asked if I wanted to connect with other friends by importing my contacts from my computer, which happened to have their phone numbers and sometimes addresses. Facebook has lived with this info since I joined in 2007.