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Mark's mother, Karen Zuckerberg, is an MD.

You can't delete your account on Restaurant City. It is linked to your Facebook account.

No, the two are unrelated, other than the fact that they are both social networking sites.

It depends on the system... anywhere from 13 to 18.

For Facebook, Bebo, Hi5, PerfSpot, and Netlog, the minimum is 13.

For My Space, the min. is 14.

For Friendster and Zopria, is it 16.

For Orkut and Yahoo! 360 it is 18.

You can delete entire conversations in your inbox by:

1. Holding one finger down on the message box until it flashes blue.

2. Sliding your finger left or right

3. Pushing delete

There is no ability to delete individual messages from that conversation on an iPhone.

Unsharing a link depends on what social media site you are on. The best approach is to simply delete the post.

It all depends on what type of photo frame you are looking for and in what size. Stores such as Target and Walmart will carry a decent selection of frames, but they will not be of the greatest quality. Bed, Bath and Beyond and similar stores will have a wider range of options, while there are stores that specialize in frames that will allow you find whatever you want but these will usually cost more.

No.

It is against international law (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. COPPA for short) for children under 13 to sign up for websites such as social networks.

Easily! The world has become much smaller since the creation of internet. You can research just about anything without ever leaving home; vacations, hotels, medicine, any subject in school. You can find answers to questions you are clueless about...on sites like Wiki. You can visit art gallaries, map locations, map sites with cameras to check everything from jail cell behavior to squirrel behavior; views on freeways, to views of constellations. There are times you can log in and talk to astronauts WHILE they are in space. As for students, you now do joint projects with other kids all around the world in REAL time...you talk to each other, as it happens and can watch each other's expressions. You can write letters...without stamps, make calls...without phones, text message to phones, watch TV, and download songs all without ever leaving your chair. There are businesses now that are totally run from home and still connect to people around the world and where else could people in 10 countries all bid on some bizarre thing on auctions and work in the last minute to outbid each other. Let's not forget banking, applying for college, loans, buying cars, checking out library books...just download them onto your IPOD to save time, and do all this while you have pictures being sent out to print, answering mail, and watching a movie in different windows. Yep, just a little change.

It's just an option to basically say hi to a friend. It's called a poke but all you do is click the option and your friend will see a finger with a "you've been poked by _____." It's pretty much just a way of saying hey.

You can. On the top blue toolbar on the home page click on profile and you can see your page as your friends see it.

Use a different web browser.

its randomized. the friends shown are different every time.

You go to the little side thing, and scroll down to settings, click on it and then you will see log out in red, click on it(:

Potentially...Yes! To avoid this just use watermark software to watermark your images. If you dont know what a watermark is it is a piece of text or image that is placed on the top of an image to prevent people using the photo for other purposes

There is no way to tell who is looking at your profile in Facebook. There are many applications that claim to tell you who views your profile, but none are recognized as useful by Facebook.

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Go to the GameCenter app, go to the "Me" tab, click on "Account: (your email address)" and sign out. Then sign back in using your Apple ID.

If you are the one that added the tag to the photo, there should be an option beside their name to I believe it is "untag". But like I said. You have to be the one that added the Tag tp the photo.

You must be 13 years of age or older to download steam.

I met my boyfriend on facebook. Just start talking to him/liking his statuses to start a conversation, then when you talk, find out what you have in common. After that you can arrange to meet and hang out.

I would say that their isn't much wrong with facebook, as long as your parents agree with it.

If you are young your parents should have full access to you account, to see who you have added as friends.

Many people add people that they don't know on facebook and tell them their personal information.

So as long as you don't add anyone you honestly know, facebook is fine and safe.

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