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That's why you have friends on Facebook, not "stalkers and people who browse your past for kicks."
by sahillavingia 15y ago
That's why you have friends on Facebook, not "stalkers and people who browse your past for kicks."
- rwolf 15y agoI see talk of controls for hiding and sharing items on the timeline, and for turning the timeline on and off, but not for only making it available to your friends. The barrier to entry to browse a user's past appears to be: a Facebook account.
- HarrisonFisk 15y agoAll content on timeline follows the same privacy settings as the object has. So if you have been posting things as Friends only, all of the content will also be Friends only. If you have been posting Public updates, then it will also be Public.
- phwd 15y agoA "public" post versus a friends post[1]. And the option to switch any previously public posts to friends[2]. [1]: http://cl.ly/ANI0 http://cl.ly/ANI0 [2]: http://cl.ly/AMpv http://cl.ly/AMpv
- silverbax88 15y agoIt's so easy to find someone with just a name, town they live in and Facebook that people should be terrified with the data that's already on there. I've never understood why people put so much of themselves online, but I think the reality is that they just don't understand the ramifications.