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#Facebook changes its #Android and #iOS Settings pages again -- #Xanjero

Facebook is rolling out a new look to its Settings pages on both Android and iOS, just after people have figured out the old configurations… Facebook is becoming expert at changing its most important destinations up, including the Settings page. While the social network tends to leave its main feed largely the same, the same can’t be said for Settings for some reason. Now, the company is rolling…

Facebook updates the Settings page to make it more user-friendly

In order to make the tools simpler to find, Facebook has announced a change in its settings page.

The website for social media said in its blog that the interface was simplified, and the preceding settings are unchanged.

“It’s not necessary to think hard where the people view, alter sharing settings or curate a publication for content,” the post reads. ‘That’s why we have decreased and renamed the number of categories to fit people’s mental models more precisely.’

It goes on to say, “Accounting, preferences, audience and visibility, permissions, information you supply and community standards, and legal regulations are now divided into six major categories.”

How can I adjust my Facebook privacy settings?

Adjusting your Facebook privacy settings Privacy is of outmost important to many individuals on social media. And it’s actually very unwise if you happen to have no privacy as you use the Facebook social media platform. In this article, we will be focusing on helping out with how you can adjust your Facebook privacy settings. It’s actually quite simple and no way complicated as far as you know…

Facebook Privacy Leak Settings in 10 steps

Facebook Privacy Leak Settings is a topic of the day to make aware the users of facebook to avoid leak of their secrets and activities while using their mobile phones, devices, tabs and computers. When you open your apps on your device, facebook keep record of these opened files. These opened apps and files can be seen in facebook on your device. Even if you open your digital banking app on your…

Try this: (or if you have not ever gone on Facebook-- STOP AND DO NOT MAKE AN ACCOUNT) 1. Log on to your Facebook Account 2. Click the little triangle on the very far right of the top “blue bar” 3. Click Settings 4. You’ll be on a new page, go over to the far left of that page and look through the list of options and click “ads” 5. Look through “Your Interests“, “Your Information”, “Ad Settings”, and arguably most useful in terms of action “Hide Ad Topics”.  But yeah just look through all that stuff.  See how creepy it is, and then consider taking a break from Facebook or just getting off of it entirely (that last part is just my 2 cents)-- but if you need to go on Facebook you can do things like.... for example-- if you are struggling with something, you can supposedly block advertisements that relate to that topic.