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There is a sharing tab beside your age which tells to whom your age is visible. You can customize your age information by using the security tab.
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Can I be discriminated against based on Facebook posts?
Yes, you can be discriminated against face book post. It is illegal to base hiring decisions upon age, marital status.
Is the age limit of facebook silly and why?
No. Facebook is a platform where it's extremely easy to make much of your personal information public, and Internet predators are a very real thing.
What is the age to make a Facebook?
The minimum age to be on Facebook is 13.
Is it legal to get a Facebook at age 11?
Yes, you can get facebook at any age
What is the legal age in Colorado to have Facebook?
You can have a Facebook account at any age.
Do you have to be a certain age to have a Facebook?
You should be age 16 to have a Facebook page.
Can you have a Facebook at age 11?
No, unless you lie about your age; the required age to join Facebook is 13.
What age can you open a Facebook account?
If you want to open a account on facebook. you should have +13 (age).
Do you have to give a birth date to register for facebook?
Yes. If you are under 13, you should not have it. However, you can lie to facebook and say you are at least 13.
What age should someone be to have a Facebook?
13 is the legal age to have a Facebook, but many people get Facebook accounts when they are 11 or 12.
What is the minimum age for use facebook?
The minimum age for a Facebook user is 13 years old.
Is facebook or twitter older?
The answer depends on whether you are measuring the age of Facebook from when it originally launched as "Thefacebook," or from when it was opened to the public. Facebook was launched in February 2004 with membership restricted to students of Harvard College. It wasn't until September 26, 2006 that Facebook was available to anyone age 13 and older with a valid email address. Twitter launched publicly on July 15, 2006, making it older than Facebook for most users.
