I feel you might like to know about these 10 settings, and I'll be including them in the next week or two of blog entries. They are from Nick O'Neill writing for the AllFacebook - The Unofficial Facebook Blog.
After many iterations of our ultimate guide to Facebook privacy, we’ve decided to update it with the latest settings as Facebook privacy is still too complicated for many users. We’ve dissected the numerous settings in order to uncover the most important ones.
1. Friend Lists
Just as important as always are friend lists, the feature which enables you to segment all of your friends in to groups and then assign privacy settings to each of them. While it may sound a bit excessive, separating out your Facebook friends into at least a few lists can be extremely valuable. An example setup would be having three friend lists: Friends, Family, and Professional. The three things to know about privacy settings are as follows:
· You can add each friend to more than one friend group
· Friend lists should be used like “tags” as used elsewhere around the web
· Friend Lists can have specific privacy policies applied to them
As we navigate through this quick guide, you’ll see why I recommended using your friend lists. While this isn’t the quickest step in getting yourself protected on Facebook, it’s a worthwhile one. If you want to modify your friend lists you can do so by visiting this page.