Revolution in emails used on Facebook: the social network changes all user addresses without notice, replacing them with @facebook.com. Here’s what to do to revert to the old email.
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On Facebook a significant change has occurred, but very few have noticed it, as the majority of users were not informed at all: instead of the contact email set according to one’s preference, an email with the extension “@facebook.com” appeared for everyone.
To notice the change, you can go to the contact information of your Facebook profile.
Here, under the email entry, you will see that it says precisely “@facebook.com“.
Apparently, only a minimal number of subscribers were contacted by email to decide whether to use the new email or continue to display the old one; however, the vast majority faced the completed fact or, to be even more precise, didn’t even notice the change.
In practice, this means that notifications and communications will arrive directly within the Facebook messaging system.
However, the situation is completely reversible: on the same page related to your contact information, it is possible to indicate the email address you want to display, deciding to remove the one that does not interest you.
From Facebook, as often happens in these cases closely related to the concept of privacy, few explanations come: to the question raised by some US journalists, the social network staff limited themselves to responding with a press release explaining that it is nothing more than a new feature related to the development of Timeline and the Diary.
The attempt to relaunch the Facebook mail service seems very evident: after all, since it was presented, it has not been very successful and perhaps it was thought that making the existence of “@facebook.com” emails obvious was a simple way to spark at least curiosity among users, betting on the fact that a percentage of them might start using the service daily.
However, it cannot be unnoticed that the ways these presumed features are introduced leave much to be desired.
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