Understanding the Facebook community and your privacy settings - #9 - Protecting your information from Facebook applications
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Understanding the Facebook community and your privacy settings
#9
/ July 29, 2010 / 1:17 min.
Protecting your information from Facebook applications
There is a way toprotect your private information
from applications whenusing Facebook
. It might take a little bit of time, but by going through yourFacebook application settings
you'll have yourprivacy protected
in no time.
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- Go to Account and then Application Settings.
- You'll see a list of your most recently used applications on Facebook.
- You can click on Edit Settings for each one to see what you have set.
- Do this for all of your applications and then also click on "authorized" to see all of the applications that have access to your profile.
- You can go through and remove any you don't use.
- You'll see a list of your most recently used applications on Facebook.
- You can click on Edit Settings for each one to see what you have set.
- Do this for all of your applications and then also click on "authorized" to see all of the applications that have access to your profile.
- You can go through and remove any you don't use.
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