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  56. In the early days of Facebook we were quite nave with what we shared. You can also block users from doing specific actions, like sending you event invites or app game invites (again, good for that Candy Crush-addicted aunt). The globe icon denotes public, the default settings. Related: MWC 2017. 5) I want to hide posts from other people. So if you want your co-workers to see your helpful Facebook privacy articles and not your raucous party photos, you might consider placing them on this list (and labeling certain posts Public as needed).. Dan Price January 9, 2018 09-01-2018 How to Install Windows From a USB Drive 5 Awesome Free Music Players You Probably Havent Tried Yet Internet Entertainment 5 Awesome Free Music Players You Probably Havent Tried Yet You dont need to stream music always. 3) I want to control who sees my app activity . Same goes for when someone tags you in any photo on Facebook--all your friends can see it, even if they are not friends with the person who posted it.You can set your tags so that photos tagged with your name won't appear on your Profile/Timeline/ Wall unless you give your approval first. Facebook made all user profiles searchable back in 2013, making it easier for other people to find you on the site. On the Settings screen, select Apps in the left-hand rail. You'll find this for each album in the Album list, or at the top of an open album. If youre reported for a fake name it could suspend your account. You can also share posts with people in your current city or create custom lists. Mihir Patkar January 9, 2018 09-01-2018 5 Awesome Free Music Players You Probably Havent Tried Yet Shareholders Urge Apple to Tackle Smartphone Addiction Tech News iPhone and iPad Shareholders Urge Apple to Tackle Smartphone Addiction Two of Apples institutional shareholders have published an open letter calling for the company to do more to tackle the problem of smartphone addiction. Go to your Timeline/profile page, then click "photos" in the left sidebar to see a list of your photo albums, as shown in the image above.Click on the particular album you want to change, then click "Edit Album" when that photo album appears on the right. That lets you share your baby photos only with family members, for instance. When the company broadened its Universal Search through the Knowledge Graph initiative, it no longer became an option. .. This ones easy (and fun). 167.. It is important to note that Facebook remembers the setting from your last post, so if your last post was a Public rant about X-Factor, remember thatll be the default setting next time. Click "close" to save your change.Other options listed include "custom", which opens another menu allowing you to create a special list of select friends with whom you'll be able to share individual posts and photos with a single click. Many become associated with your Facebook account by being installed on your smartphone, others by using Facebook Connect to create accounts. That's a big change that can't be undone, though. Follow Us Facebook How To Fix Buy Do More About Us Advertise Privacy Policy Careers Contact Terms of Use . You can also turn off an apps ability to send you Facebook notifications. Its time for something fresh. Whatever you set as your default sharing option (Public or Friends, for example) OR whatever you used as your last sharing option will appear by default next to a tiny down arrow.Just click on the audience selector button (shown next to a red arrow in the screenshot above) and you'll see various options for sharing the particular item you're posting.Don't forget, whatever you select here will become the default for the next item you post, too. Facebook Privacy Settings: How to check and change your privacy settings on Facebook. That button is next to the red arrow in the image above.When you click the down arrow or button that usually says either "Friend" or "Public," you'll see a list of options for who you want to allow to see the particular photo you're posting or photo album you're creating."Friends" is the setting that most privacy experts recommend. In many cases you may want to remove it completely by clicking the X. Now, even if your privacy settings are completely locked down youll appear within search results. Open the photo so that it takes up your browser window. On the desktop site, this will say the current privacy setting. It's also good to review your photo sharing settings if you want to keep your Facebook photos private.Facebook's own privacy page offers more details on who can see what on the social network. Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. 3 Select "Only me." This will make the album completely private, including all of the photos inside. Most information in your profile, for example, is totally public--viewable in Google search results and to everyone on Facebook, even if they're not your friend or even a friend of a friend 5a02188284
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