If you could, then I suspect that you could do things like makes posts and GPDR the result, if you rinse and repeat you could probably reverse engineer what the algorithm is.
Share Washington Post articles and rat out your neighbors who post Infowars and you'll be set.
>Share Washington Post articles
Careful, you could get taken down for fake news doing this.
It's not personally identifiable data, so probably not.
From the GDPR, Art.4 (1): "‘personal data’ means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person".
This certainly seems to fit.
It is still data that Facebook has about you.
You should be able to.
Why? If I store your height and weight for you as part of my app, but compute on the server-side the quotient of those for server-side features, why do I need to give you that intermediate value? Would you then be entitled to any intermediate variables used in any calculations that use your data?