If you’re like me, you prefer to see your news in chronological order and not filtered, delayed or curated by an algorithm based on what it thinks it knows about you and your preferences. And, if you’re like me, you’ve had to put up with the Facebook version of “Most Recent,” even though it’s not recent, and not […]
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To achieve a more granular level of privacy on Facebook, you can create Custom Friend Lists and use them in your privacy settings
After 2 months of Chrome OS daily use, I’ve compiled a list of plugins a web developer & casual social network engineer should use.
One of the least-checked settings on Facebook, is the permissions you’ve given every app/game/quiz you’ve ever used with the site.
If you’ve never logged out of Facebook and looked at your profile page, you may be surprised at how much info you’re sharing with the world.