Choose your privacy settings, Before you begin, type your email ID and password on the Facebook homepage and click the Sign in button. You will now be taken to your Facebook profile page. On your profile page, click the Accounts tab, then click Privacy settings from the drop-down menu. You'll be directed to a page where you can easily control how you want to share and what people want to see.The four options you can choose are: Everyone, Friends of Friends, Friends Only, Everyone means that you do not have any privacy, anyone can see your details and visit your page. Friends of friends choice, friends of your friend will be able to access some of your details, but not all the details.
In the options, friends, and friends only in the Friends list can only access your details. Facebook is a very common social network, and privacy issues among users are one of the biggest problems in social media. Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, when asked about privacy on Facebook, "Many companies suffer from these practices and their heritage of the content you adopt, privacy changes.- 3.5 million people to make changes in user privacy is not a lot of companies will do, but We believe that this is very important, to always keep beginners thinking, if we start now we will create a company how to do it. Think these will be the current social standards, we went to it. First, you should understand that even if the network service has taken many security measures, in order to maintain user privacy, we must take action to protect our Facebook account. Now, I'll walk you through the key steps to secure your Facebook account. To do this, you must have a Facebook account first. So let's start. In the recommended options, Facebook gives you a combination of the three options. For starters, for security reasons, it's best to choose Friends only. In this window, you can easily change any of the categories, customize, click the right button to modify the settings, open the drop-down menu where you can choose everyone, friends, friends only, or a specific custom person.
The category is divided into three subcategories: things I share, things that others share, and contact information. Scroll down this window for more options for configuration or customization. In the same window, there is an option in the upper right corner to preview my profile. When you click this option, you can preview the look of your profile when someone visits your page.
Isolated from Facebook search results and search engine results Privacy from Facebook search results, To enable this feature, click Privacy setting in the Accounts tab drop-down menu. Click View Settings near the connection on Facebook. Just select friends from the category and search for you on Facebook. Once you're done, only friends and family can find you in Facebook search results. The privacy of the search engine Facebook gets massive traffic through search engines. To prevent your profile from being indexed by search engines, you'll need to follow the steps below. In the Privacy Settings option, click Edit Your Settings to edit the app and website. Now disable the public search button by clicking edit settings in the public search to the right of the category. Block photos and videos that you mark Few of us do not want others to see tagged photos and videos. To avoid this, click Privacy settings, then click Custom settings on the targeting page. In this window, go to the categories of photos and videos you have highlighted, edit and customize the settings, and save your settings. Additional tips for maintaining privacy on Facebook, Disable the "Show my friends on my profile" box on the profile page. Disable this box, friends can place it on my wall, click "Custom Settings" to avoid smashing the wall stickers. By setting "Custom Settings" in the "Privacy Settings" window, edit the settings to "Friends only" in the contact information category to keep your contact information confidential.
You can also use a tool called "Reclaim Privacy" to help protect your privacy on Facebook. This tool analyzes your Facebook account and identifies insecure areas. Also, you can block people on Facebook and do not want to contact them. Despite all these measures, Mark Zuckerberg asserts that "the era of privacy is over." There may be some hackers and hackers who hack into your Facebook account and cause you trouble. Therefore, we are certainly at risk of using social networking sites. So, I recommend that you use your account constructively and keep it private in all areas.
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