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<blockquote type="cite" cite>MakeUseOf is proud to present "The
(Very) Unofficial Facebook Privacy Manual"<br>
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Do you like Facebook, but wish your information wasn't so public?
If so, it's time to<br>
lock your settings down. Facebook doesn't make this easy, however;<br>
features are constantly added and the default for each new one<br>
seems to favor transparency instead of privacy.<br>
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<blockquote type="cite" cite><b>DOWNLOAD: The (Very) Unofficial
Privacy Guide</b></blockquote>
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If you use Facebook you should read this guide, if only to<br>
understand how public most of your information is.<br>
<br>
This amazing guide outlines a variety of things regarding Facebook<br>
privacy, starting from how to make sure a comment meant for your<br>
friends isn't seen by co-workers to keeping your Facebook information
off<br>
Google's search results and blocking unwanted users. Plus a
few</blockquote>
<blockquote type="cite" cite>things you probably didn't even know you
wanted to know.</blockquote>
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Blogs: http://blog.journeyzing.com [JZ];
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