Facebook privacy - are you worried?

Posted by: CafestudyAdmin

11th Apr 2018 12:36pm

Following the recent Facebook privacy scandal, have you changed your behaviour on Facebook? Are you conscious about how much you share and are you worried about your privacy?

jackdaw

4th May 2018 07:17pm

I am a bit worried after reading this article. I immediately visited Facebook and altered the settings....not sure if this was a good move or a bad one. I found that after altering the settings, I could no longer "log in through Facebook" for a lot of the games I play. This was quite a nuisance really. When playing games, it is nice to see a face - either your own or the person you are playing against. It has kind of spoiled things. I did get quite a lot of spam mail, I suspect came via Facebook but that really didn't bother me....just people selling things and I just deleted those I wasnt interested in. I hope I have the right idea about all this.

I would like a comprehensive site where everything is set out in stone as to how Facebook settings impact on what you do online and step by step instructions on what to do about it

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