Facebook privacy masterclass

1. Facebook privacy masterclass produced by Helen Goss www.wayoutmedia.com July 2012

2. What facebook knows about you video http://youtu.be/kJvAUqs3Ofg transcript taz.de/facebook-en

3. Your Privacy settings

4. How you connect

5. Subscribers note this is in Account settings

6. Go back to privacy settings

7. Privacy settings

8. Timeline & Tagging Face recognition

9. Your Privacy settings

10. Ads, Apps and Websites

11. Apps you use

12. Ads, Apps and Websites

13. How people bring your info to apps they use

14. Ads, Apps and Websites

15. Instant personalisation

16. Ads, Apps and Websites

17. Public search

18. Ads, Apps and Websites

19. Adverts produced by Helen Goss www.wayoutmedia.com November 2011

20. Adverts shown by third parties

21. Adverts produced by Helen Goss www.wayoutmedia.com November 2011

22. Adverts and Friends

23. Go back to privacy settings

24. Your Privacy settings

25. Past Posts

26. Your Privacy settings

27. Blocked People and Apps

28. Now go back and finish your account settings

29. General NB Get the most recent version app for your phone, watch your geolocation settings re when your travelling (cost and security) Apps haven’t caught up with all the functionality ie posting as page

30. Security

31. Timeline settings

32. Timeline (profile)

33. Keeping up with the changes An always up to date guide on facebooks privacy settings http://lifehacker.com/5813990/the-always-up+to+date-guide-to-managing-your-facebook-privacy Very good resource for all things social Mashable.com

34. and breathe! image: http://missbbobochic.blogspot.co.uk

35. Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc4j7iMCaNY

36. The ticker

37. Check if the post is public(Remember though, you can’t tell if a post is public on a mobile phone Facebook app)

38. Example of an ‘unsafe’ post • I’m not friends with this person • My friend made a comment on his friend’s post • It appeared in my ticker • I could see it and comment on it • I could have been a policeman or his boss/teacher/weirdo/mum/ex . . etc

39. Customise your post/status • To send a post to a particular person or ‘list’ of people • Click the custom drop down menu • Click custom

40. Customise your post/status • Now you can make it visible to specific people or lists of people • Or hide it from specific people or lists of people • It will remember the last customisation you made and stick with it until you change it back • Note that anyone you tag by name in a post or comment can see that post even if they are not part of the list your posting to • The people not in the ‘make visible’ list or who are in the hide box, will still see your wall, but not that post. It will only appear to people you want it to

41. How to put your friends in lists

42. How to put your friends in lists

43. How to put your friends in lists

44. How to put your friends in lists

45. How to put your friends in lists

46. How to put your friends in lists

47. just two other points

48. T & C’s for pages A simplification of facebooksT&C’s for pages http://www.lilblueboo.com/2012/05/facebook-rules-simplified.html NB You are only hidden as administrator of a page if you post as the page (and some mobile apps are unable to let you do this yet)

49. The recent viral disclaimer post Will posting a notice on Facebook protect your privacy rights? http://snopes.com/computer/facebook/privacy.asp Viral disclaimer post “Although Facebook is now a publicly traded company, that has no affect on how it treats your data and privacy. In no way does it mean your information on Facebook is publicly traded — it just means that you are able to buy a share of the company on the stock market.” Mashable

50. Remember Everything you publish is there forever, even if you make it private, someone may repost it. BTW, does anyone know facebooks 5 year plan? ; )