Q. there is alot of stuff on my wall posted by friends i would rather my aunts, uncles. etc. see posted. i knew how to block it on the old facebook layout, but i am confused on how to do this on timeline.
A. To control the new Facebook Timeline:
1. Hide Old Posts:
If you want to get rid of an old status update, photo, article link or like, go to the post on Timeline and hover over its top right corner. Click the pencil icon and select "Hide from Timeline." If you're hiding Facebook app activity, the menu options to hide activity may be different. If you're having a hard time finding a particular post, look for a set of navigation links to the right that list your content by year. Click on the year you think your embarrassing post might have happened to find it. You can also drill down further by selecting a specific month.
2. Check The Log
If you want to keep a post on your Timeline, but don't want specific people to see it you can change an individual post's settings using your Activity Log. Click on "Activity Log" underneath your Timeline cover photo to see a single page listing of all your Facebook activity organized by date. Some of your activity, such as when you write on a friend's wall, can't be restricted although you can delete these posts if you want. Posts that appear on your profile such as status updates and article links can be restricted. To start, click on the cog icon next to a post you want to restrict. A drop down menu will appear with controls similar to Facebook's new inline privacy controls. You can choose to make an old post public, only for friends, only you or a custom setting that excludes particular people.
You can also filter what type of data your activity log shows you. This could be helpful if you'd like to see a list of just your profile posts, or notes, or likes and so on. To do this, navigate to the top of the activity log and click on the "All" drop down menu on the far right of the main column and select your filter.
3. Feature Old Posts
If you have a post you'd like to feature, such as a photo of a wedding or graduation, hover over the top right corner of the post again. This time, instead of the pencil, click the star icon and the post will stretch out to fill the width of Timeline's main column. Facebook automatically features some events and posts for you such as when you started work at specific job or graduated from college. If you'd prefer not to feature these posts, just click the star icon and they will shrink down to a regular size post.
4. Set Your Cover Photo
The top of your profile will now include a large photo called the cover photo that will be one of the first things people landing on your profile will see. You get to choose which photo you'd like to add there so take a few minutes to figure out what you'd like to put there. Keep in mind your cover photo is not private, so anyone on Facebook could potentially see it.
5. View As Public
After you've edited your Timeline, you may want to check what others will be able to see on your revamped profile. To do this click on the cog icon underneath your cover photo and select "View As..." from the drop down menu. This will automatically show you how your profile looks to the public and your subscribers if you have any. You can also enter the name of any of your Facebook friends at the top of the page to see exactly what they'll see on your Timeline. Once you're finished, click the "Back to Timeline" button.
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1. Hide Old Posts:
If you want to get rid of an old status update, photo, article link or like, go to the post on Timeline and hover over its top right corner. Click the pencil icon and select "Hide from Timeline." If you're hiding Facebook app activity, the menu options to hide activity may be different. If you're having a hard time finding a particular post, look for a set of navigation links to the right that list your content by year. Click on the year you think your embarrassing post might have happened to find it. You can also drill down further by selecting a specific month.
2. Check The Log
If you want to keep a post on your Timeline, but don't want specific people to see it you can change an individual post's settings using your Activity Log. Click on "Activity Log" underneath your Timeline cover photo to see a single page listing of all your Facebook activity organized by date. Some of your activity, such as when you write on a friend's wall, can't be restricted although you can delete these posts if you want. Posts that appear on your profile such as status updates and article links can be restricted. To start, click on the cog icon next to a post you want to restrict. A drop down menu will appear with controls similar to Facebook's new inline privacy controls. You can choose to make an old post public, only for friends, only you or a custom setting that excludes particular people.
You can also filter what type of data your activity log shows you. This could be helpful if you'd like to see a list of just your profile posts, or notes, or likes and so on. To do this, navigate to the top of the activity log and click on the "All" drop down menu on the far right of the main column and select your filter.
3. Feature Old Posts
If you have a post you'd like to feature, such as a photo of a wedding or graduation, hover over the top right corner of the post again. This time, instead of the pencil, click the star icon and the post will stretch out to fill the width of Timeline's main column. Facebook automatically features some events and posts for you such as when you started work at specific job or graduated from college. If you'd prefer not to feature these posts, just click the star icon and they will shrink down to a regular size post.
4. Set Your Cover Photo
The top of your profile will now include a large photo called the cover photo that will be one of the first things people landing on your profile will see. You get to choose which photo you'd like to add there so take a few minutes to figure out what you'd like to put there. Keep in mind your cover photo is not private, so anyone on Facebook could potentially see it.
5. View As Public
After you've edited your Timeline, you may want to check what others will be able to see on your revamped profile. To do this click on the cog icon underneath your cover photo and select "View As..." from the drop down menu. This will automatically show you how your profile looks to the public and your subscribers if you have any. You can also enter the name of any of your Facebook friends at the top of the page to see exactly what they'll see on your Timeline. Once you're finished, click the "Back to Timeline" button.
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(Source|(s)
http://www.pcworld.com/article/246371/prep_for_facebooks_timeline_layout_6_mustdo_privacy_tweaks.html#tk.nl_ptx_h_cbintro
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Q. I've been trying to figure out how to remove the share option from my private photos and can't seem to figure it out. This is very important to me since some random creepy guy shared photos of my daughter. Please help! Also I have timeline not the original layout.
I've seen several photos that didn't have the share option, is it just not available for certain people? In other words if only friends can view the picture and they hit like and it shows up in their friend's timeline, their friends can't hit share?
I've seen several photos that didn't have the share option, is it just not available for certain people? In other words if only friends can view the picture and they hit like and it shows up in their friend's timeline, their friends can't hit share?
I've seen several photos that didn't have the share option, is it just not available for certain people? In other words if only friends can view the picture and they hit like and it shows up in their friend's timeline, their friends can't hit share?
I've seen several photos that didn't have the share option, is it just not available for certain people? In other words if only friends can view the picture and they hit like and it shows up in their friend's timeline, their friends can't hit share?
A. You cant remove share option but u can control who can see the pic, and if u dont want specific people to see it, u can choose custom and block whoever u wnt from seeing the pic (they wont know).
And about if someone likes the pic it will show on their friends news feed, well this only happens when the photo setting is public or friends of friends, but if u set it as friends only or custom .. there is noway it would show on friends of friends news feed when someone likes it
Hope i helped :)
And about if someone likes the pic it will show on their friends news feed, well this only happens when the photo setting is public or friends of friends, but if u set it as friends only or custom .. there is noway it would show on friends of friends news feed when someone likes it
Hope i helped :)
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