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No compartir estado

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A friend of mine in Spain just posted this on Facebook: "no compartir estado." The translator returns this result: do not share state (condition).

Is this a regional/idiomatic expression? If so, how should it be interpreted? My guess is the person means, "I'm not going to share my condition" or (perhaps) tongue-in-cheek, "it's none of your business."

Just wondering how I could respond in Spanish to this Facebook post.

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updated Jun 19, 2013
posted by bnjmcleod

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Estado on facebook refers to your status. Like we update our statuses/estados.

updated Aug 25, 2016
posted by alicia8
Thanks - bnjmcleod, Jun 19, 2013