I personally use Facebook for professional and personal use and it can frequently become overwhelming. That’s why I’ve taken the time to outline these ten privacy protection steps. Once I began approving friend requests from people that I hadn’t built strong relationships with, I immediately limited the visibility of my contact information so that only close friends could view things like my email and phone number.
If you post any of your personally identifiable information (phone number, email, or address) on your profile, it makes
sense to limit who can see it. There are two ways to limit who can see your facebook contact information. The first is to visit the
contact privacy settings page. From there you can customize the contact settings as much as you’d like. As I previously wrote, for each contact item that you have in your profile, you should set custom privacy settings so that contacts who you aren’t close to don’t have access to your email and phone number.
The second way to customize your contact privacy settings is directly from your profile. Click on the “Info” tab in your
profile and scroll down to the contact information section. Once you mouse over the contact area, you’ll have the option
of editing the content. If you click on “Edit” you will notice little lock icons next to each piece of information (as pictured
below). If you click on the lock, you will be prompted with a box which says “Who can see this?” from which you can
completely customize who your information is visible to.
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