How to Manage Your Facebook Privacy Settings

1. On the Top Menu, next to your name, you will see an option there that says "Settings"

2. After you click this, a submenu will drop containing the following commands: Account Settings, Privacy Settings, Application Settings, and Help.

3. Click on Privacy Settings.

4. You will see four more options: Profile, Search, News Feeds and Wall, and Applications. These four options will allow you to set what kind of information you wish to share to the public.

You can share information to Everyone. This means anyone on the web. Only Friends, the information will be shared to people whom you consider to be your friends. Friends of Friends, which means information will be available to your friends along with their own network of friends.

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DARG said…

For me the best way to keep your facebook profile nice and tidy is to just choose who your friends are. I deleted my old account, created a new one and just put family and friends to a manageable level.

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