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Pay close attention to the privacy settings and which posts, photos, and personal information are visible and to whom. When people youre not friends with tag you in a post, they automatically go to Timeline review. And from the day you get Timeline, you have seven days to see it privately before other users can see it. In addition to social connection, users can access games, concert ticket, and on-demand services, like Uber. all of our servers are busy right now. Timeline review lets you choose whether posts you’re tagged in appear on your Timeline. Q: Can I delete status updates, images, and other content from my Timeline? A: Yes! Deleting is an option. If you’d also like to review tags by friends, you can turn on Timeline review for tags from anyone. You will want to use those seven days to tease your Timeline into shape, adding the permissions you want, deleting or marking private images you don’t want everyone to see, and so forth. Q: I’m worry about privacy! Who can see my Facebook Timeline? Q: How do I edit what appears on Timeline and who can see it? Every Timeline entry has two icons for editing: a pen icon in the upper right corner where you can hide or delete the object, and a cog or silhouette (depending on the type of object) found next to the time or date of the activity, that lets you adjust who can see the activity. Here’s a summary of what I’ve learned. Because others can "tag" you in their posts, it’s possible to adjust settings around being tagged and approving those posts on your own Timeline. Timeline replaces your Profile and Wall. Teen, 13 years old Written byilenee. I think that if you let your kids have a facebook, thats great and stuff, but you also have to think about the privacy and how much time they’re going to s. Her writing has appeared in Prevention, San Francisco Business Times, Popular Science, The San Francisco Examiner, Gamasutra.com, Intelligent Enterprise magazine, Game Developer, and several other publications. Q: Can I restrict which people who can see certain pieces of information, photos, and other details of my Timeline? A: Yes! In the same way that you can manage who can see a status update or photo, you can limit who sees all the entries of your Timeline. "Liking" a product or celebrity profile will make related posts appear on your Timeline -- and will fuel targeted advertising. Consult the privacy policy regularly to confirm the types of information collected and shared; it includes personal information being shared with advertisers. Say you post an old photo from 10 years ago. Back-dating entries is great for photos. Once you have an account, you can "friend" other users whose posts will appear on your Timeline. We have updated our PRIVACY POLICY and encourage you to read it by clicking here. SexUsers can post content (photos and language) with lots of sexual innuendo and more, but nudity isn’t allowed, so most "naked" photos involve women in bikinis or lingerie. Because Facebook makes frequent changes, it’s a good idea to sit down with your teen for periodic profile reviews. //Related Articles How to Bet on the 2017 Kentucky Derby Online The Definitive List of Google Search Easter Eggs Tax Tips for Last-Minute E-Filers Readers’ Choice 2016-2017: Methodology How to Delete Your Accounts From the Internet //Discover. If you want to add a memory from your childhood or back-date photos from your past, it’s pretty easy to do so. But remember, by and large, this is a one-time setup process. Yea there are certain ages that should not be allowed cause they bring school drama home and then fig. Ow! -- reddit.com. .. Just click that pen icon to edit, and you’ll see "delete." Q: When will I be forced to have Timeline? A: If you don’t have Timeline yet, you will be forced to have it "in the next few weeks," according to Facebook. User Reviews Parents say Kids say Adult Written bydaveluv21 April 9, 2008 not rated for age An excellent site but use with caution Facebook is a good site for keeping in contact with friends, there’s lots of quizzes to do and games to play but some profiles may contain violent or distu. February 10, 2011 age 14+ not a great idea. Report this review Add your ratingSee all 181 parent reviews 5a02188284
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Pay close attention to the privacy settings and which posts, photos, and personal information are visible and to whom. When people youre not friends with tag you in a post, they automatically go to Timeline review. And from the day you get Timeline, you have seven days to see it privately before other users can see it. In addition to social connection, users can access games, concert ticket, and on-demand services, like Uber. all of our servers are busy right now. Timeline review lets you choose whether posts you’re tagged in appear on your Timeline. Q: Can I delete status updates, images, and other content from my Timeline? A: Yes! Deleting is an option. If you’d also like to review tags by friends, you can turn on Timeline review for tags from anyone. You will want to use those seven days to tease your Timeline into shape, adding the permissions you want, deleting or marking private images you don’t want everyone to see, and so forth. Q: I’m worry about privacy! Who can see my Facebook Timeline? Q: How do I edit what appears on Timeline and who can see it? Every Timeline entry has two icons for editing: a pen icon in the upper right corner where you can hide or delete the object, and a cog or silhouette (depending on the type of object) found next to the time or date of the activity, that lets you adjust who can see the activity. Here’s a summary of what I’ve learned. Because others can "tag" you in their posts, it’s possible to adjust settings around being tagged and approving those posts on your own Timeline. Timeline replaces your Profile and Wall. Teen, 13 years old Written byilenee. I think that if you let your kids have a facebook, thats great and stuff, but you also have to think about the privacy and how much time they’re going to s. Her writing has appeared in Prevention, San Francisco Business Times, Popular Science, The San Francisco Examiner, Gamasutra.com, Intelligent Enterprise magazine, Game Developer, and several other publications. Q: Can I restrict which people who can see certain pieces of information, photos, and other details of my Timeline? A: Yes! In the same way that you can manage who can see a status update or photo, you can limit who sees all the entries of your Timeline. "Liking" a product or celebrity profile will make related posts appear on your Timeline -- and will fuel targeted advertising. Consult the privacy policy regularly to confirm the types of information collected and shared; it includes personal information being shared with advertisers. Say you post an old photo from 10 years ago. Back-dating entries is great for photos. Once you have an account, you can "friend" other users whose posts will appear on your Timeline. We have updated our PRIVACY POLICY and encourage you to read it by clicking here. SexUsers can post content (photos and language) with lots of sexual innuendo and more, but nudity isn’t allowed, so most "naked" photos involve women in bikinis or lingerie. Because Facebook makes frequent changes, it’s a good idea to sit down with your teen for periodic profile reviews. //Related Articles How to Bet on the 2017 Kentucky Derby Online The Definitive List of Google Search Easter Eggs Tax Tips for Last-Minute E-Filers Readers’ Choice 2016-2017: Methodology How to Delete Your Accounts From the Internet //Discover. If you want to add a memory from your childhood or back-date photos from your past, it’s pretty easy to do so. But remember, by and large, this is a one-time setup process. Yea there are certain ages that should not be allowed cause they bring school drama home and then fig. Ow! -- reddit.com. .. Just click that pen icon to edit, and you’ll see "delete." Q: When will I be forced to have Timeline? A: If you don’t have Timeline yet, you will be forced to have it "in the next few weeks," according to Facebook. User Reviews Parents say Kids say Adult Written bydaveluv21 April 9, 2008 not rated for age An excellent site but use with caution Facebook is a good site for keeping in contact with friends, there’s lots of quizzes to do and games to play but some profiles may contain violent or distu. February 10, 2011 age 14+ not a great idea. Report this review Add your ratingSee all 181 parent reviews 5a02188284
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