Apr 30
TGIF: The Latest Guide to Updating Facebook Privacy Settings
by Nicole Landguth
Category: Facebook, How-To
The Facebook Friday is dedicated to the friends and family members who forwarded me petitions to “STOP Facebook Selling our Information!” and other misconceptions about what Facebook is calling the Instant Personalization Pilot Program.
Actually, I’m loving this new plugin: I get to find my uber-trendy friend’s music on Pandora and I get to see what my friends in international relations jobs think about a Washington Post oped on Iran. It’s awesome. But in case others prefer to turn it off or are looking for a basic guide on Privacy and Account settings I created this PowerPoint and put it on SlideShare for the world.
Enjoy and feel free to send it to someone in need.
Everything to Know About New Facebook Settings
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Thanks to Sam Ilic (flickr: Stage 88) for the awesome photo- I think it embodies the TGIF dream.
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April 30th, 2010 at 4:15 pm
Not a misconception. LOL
April 30th, 2010 at 4:19 pm
Good point, Jennifer. It’s all symantics really but in general I’ve found that people who were upset didn’t understand the technical side of how this plug-in actually works and when I explained it to them they no longer had an issue with the updates.
May 2nd, 2010 at 3:40 am
Good point, Jennifer. It’s all symantics really but in general I’ve found that people who were upset didn’t understand the technical side of how this plug-in actually works and when I explained it to them they no longer had an issue with the updates.
May 3rd, 2010 at 8:18 pm
It’s funny because whenever Facebook changes the privacy settings, I automatically go in and adjust them to “no” but your comment that you like this feature made me rethink that. Maybe I shouldn’t be so quick to opt out each time and give the more public option a try. Thanks!
February 11th, 2011 at 8:21 am
Facebook sells our information.But its a perfect website, it works without any problems. It is never offline.