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Facebook is a social networking website launched in February 2004 that is operated and privately owned by Facebook, Inc., with more than 500 million active users in July 2010, which is about one person for every fourteen in the world. ...
HAVE YOU SEEN SOMETHING LIKE THAT CAUSE PRIVACY, EVER?
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How you can see photos on Facebook if the privacy is there?
you can not that is why Facebook set up the Privacy Area
What are some common complaints about Facebook's privacy policies?
Common complaints about Facebook's privacy policies are that they are difficult to understand. It is sometimes very difficult to set up a facebook page to give the user the amount of privacy that they would like.
How could this advertising violate the privacy of facebook users?
In the terms of service of facebook it says any info, pictures ect. About yourself you post to Facebook they own. They can and probably do give all your info to advertisers. Facebook is in no way privet. You don't have any privacy there. So no it can't violate privacy you don't have.
What are the release dates for Jake and Amir - 2007 Facebook Privacy?
Jake and Amir - 2007 Facebook Privacy was released on: USA: 3 May 2011
How can post to all the people in Facebook?
You cannot post to all the people on Facebook. It is a violation of the privacy settings of Facebook.
How do take off your facebook?
In ur accnt privacy
How do you control who sees what people post on my wall on facebook?
Facebook settings, then click privacy and you can go on from there.
Who views for Facebook?
Anybody can view facebook. How much they can view of your page depends on your privacy settings.
How do you set privacy blocked for Facebook account in Texas hold'em poker?
How do I block getting facebook writings on my facebook wall from strangers?
How do you increase privacy in facebook?
go to drop down menu and then click on privacy settings.Click on friends only.
Do you need to have a Facebook account TO ACCESS someones Facebook wall?
That depends on the person's privacy settings, but mainly, no...
How does Facebook derive private information?
dude by the privacy settings
