The more I started looking into this, the more my concerns over Facebook security and privacy began to surface. Going back to the beginning of this post, the reason I started looking into all this was to see how I am going to share photos of our new baby with family and friends. A previous post that I have written looks into this in more detail. Over the years working in this industry, there have been countless times when Facebook has been under scrutiny for issues with their security settings, sometimes meaning that once private updates and photos may have been accessible by the public community.Īdditionally, there is the on-going issue that there are unethical groups and pages being created and left to run without Facebook acting quickly and shutting them down. Now, those numbers are very significant and they are continuing to rise, meaning that Facebook is easily dominating the social media world.Īs good as this is for Facebook, it also brings a lot of potential dangers and threats as the number of users continues to increase. Active mobile users now stand at 751 million, which was a huge jump compared to Q4 2012 which had 680 million users. It is reported that Facebook now have 665 million daily active users and 1.1 billion monthly active users. Looking at what my friends and family do was really interesting and it got me thinking about what I will do when the baby is born and whether I would share my photos across my Facebook network.Įarlier this month, Facebook announced their Q1 earnings and engagement statistics. It wasn’t until I found out that I was expecting my first child towards the end of 2012 that I really started looking at how photos get shared on Facebook.
Now it’s time for number 8, originally posted on May 21 2013, a post by Sam Noble. Except for on Christmas and New Years day, each day you can read the best articles again, going from number 15 back to number 1. What if you want to hide your Facebook profile content from those who aren’t your friends? How can you do this? Just follow the steps below.During the holiday weeks we will be showing you the 15 best read posts of 2013. How to Make Your Future Facebook Content Private from Strangers For example, the Followers and public content option lets you limit who can comment on your public posts. These steps allow you to make things other than your posts and contact information private. Tap through the remaining options to set your preferences.If you want to make your posts private, tap on Posts.For example, if you click on Edit to the right of your contact information, you can choose what other people see.Under the Audience and visibility section, click on the various options updating each one.
Scroll down and choose Settings and Privacy.Depending on the phone, it’ll be on the top right side of the screen or the bottom right. But, if you want to have more options, you can follow these steps to make more details private:
Going through the Privacy Checkup settings makes it easy to limit what others can see. Note: You can also select Limit to change the privacy settings on previous posts. Now, tap the dropdown options to the right to select who can see the content you post.Tap on the dropdown options to the right and choose the privacy setting that best fits your needs.Tap on the box in the upper left corner that says, Who can see what you share.Open the Settings on Facebook and tap on Privacy Checkup.If you want to do a quick checkup, follow these steps:
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