Analyzing Facebook Privacy Settings: User Expectations vs. Reality
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Analyzing Facebook Privacy Settings: User Expectations vs. Reality
Additionally each of the users answered survey questions about their desired privacy settings for up to 10 of their photos
From Facebook Regrets to Facebook Privacy Nudges
Some regrettable posts mentioned illegal drugs. One survey2 respondent said "I regretted posting a picture of me smoking marijuana at a party. People in my
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take on Facebook has privacy and sharing implications that need to be considered before you upload that next selfie Fortunately thanks to vocal demands for transparency from both Facebook users and government regulators around the world Facebook has been making the process of managing your privacy easier Below is our step-by-
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What is Facebook doing to Your Privacy?
- 1. Facebook enables companies to track your movements online. Using Facebook enables companies to track your movements online. | David Ramos/Getty Images. When you use Facebook, you’re giving the social network access to a lot of information about you — information that it can use to show you ads and try to sell you things.
Are Facebook photos visible to the public?
- If you have friends uploading photos of you to their own accounts then the visibility and audience of these photos will very much depend on their privacy settings. This means if a friend uploads a photo of you to their own Facebook account and their privacy settings are public then that photo is visible to the public.
How do I change the privacy of my photos on Facebook?
- For example, the photos you upload on Facebook are all in a Facebook photo album (individual photos you upload in statuses are put in the Timeline Photos album. Most albums can have their privacy setting changed by going to your photo and selecting Albums and hovering over the little privacy icon.
How do I limit who can see my photos on Facebook?
- You can be pretty flexible on Facebook, meaning every photos you upload has their own privacy setting to limit who can see them. For example, the photos you upload on Facebook are all in a Facebook photo album (individual photos you upload in statuses are put in the Timeline Photos album.
