Facebook change gives users more privacy controls
USA Today - 1 hour 8 minutes agoFacebook is changing its privacy settings to give users more control over who sees the information they post on their personal pages.
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Facebook is changing its privacy settings to give users more control over who sees the information they post on their personal pages.
Facebook ready to roll out new privacy requirements, Apple is reportedly pitching its upcoming tablet to the publishing industry, and Mozilla readies mobile Firefox and Thunderbird 3.
Facebook is rolling out new privacy controls today that for the first time let users specify their content as being viewable to "friends, friends of your friends, or everyone." The aim: Make the social network's privacy settings more straightforward.
Following through on plans announced a few months ago, Facebook is rolling out changes on Wednesday to its privacy settings intended to make them simpler to...
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Facebook is rolling out new privacy settings that it first began talking about in July. The company is holding a press conference this morning to walk us media types through the change, but here's the main thing that any Facebook user ought to know: Facebook wants users to share as much about themselves -- with ...
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Summary Box: Facebook launching new privacy settings to let people decide who sees posts
Facebook launching new privacy settings; users may decide who sees each status post
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Facebook is rolling out enhanced privacy settings for its social networking site designed to help users keep the right information private.
Facebook users are now being required to review and update their privacy settings in light of changes the company has made to its privacy controls. The latest round of changes include the elimination of Facebook's regional networks, the implementation of granular settings for individual pieces of content, and a simplified privacy settings page.
Facebook has now updated its privacy settings with new features designed to give users "greater control" over the information they want to share.