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FACEBOOK DOESN’T EXACTLY make it easy for you to stay off its radar.
Some people don’t like getting random friend requests or awkward messages from long-forgotten friends. Some people just want to use Facebook to keep up with others, but don’t want others to be able to keep up with them.
Want to stay hidden on Facebook?
We can help you out.
When you’re finished, no one but you will be able to see your Facebook activity, view your photos, or see where you’ve checked in. Your current friends will still be able to view your basic profile — there’s no way around this — but all your activity will be blank.
Note: You don’t have to block all the features we suggest. You can pick and choose. If you still want to keep things like wall posts and event invites, you can.
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And then next week they reset all your settings with the release of a new feature
If you dont want to be seen,dont join facebook or any social sites simple as and the idea of social sites is to be seen so…
As the CIA has stated Facebook has made there work so much easer
Makes you wonder who really crested it
I believe it was one Mark Zuckerberg.
Yes the same mark zukerberg who has been quoted as saying that anyone who opens a Facebook page is an idiot
Might be better for the people at journal to do a story on how to view the photos on their slide shows without a microscope.
Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel forward.
Or get a bigger screen.
I love how Drunk Tweets points out the most obvious common sense answer and gets thumbed down for it.
And the amount of thumbs up Louise got for the silly question in the first place?? God help is all.
Probably because a lot of people are accessing the journal on their crappy smartphone (e.g., me) and don’t have a mouse to scroll with!
It’s even easier and more intuitive to zoom with a smartphone.
I knew that!
Facebook is so yesterday. privacy is so today.
How to become invisible on facebook? Ummm Deactivate it.
Facecock is dying anyways
Here’s how to become invisible on FB. At least to me, because I hide and or delete anyone who persists in the following:
- vague and passive aggressive attention seeking updates, “that bitch will get what’s coming to her”, “sum ppl need to get a life” etc.
- constant likes and shares to win a box of matches, bottle of milk, mythical iPhone or smart TV.
- reposting like whoring pics of special needs babies or dogs at gravesides.
- attending a “nyt out” with any number of others and posting identical pictures or blow by blow accounts. All bloody night times however many are there.
- #hashtags.
I’ve removed immediate family members on foot of this and they still don’t get it. You’d think I’d disowned them or something.
#facebookisnotreallife.
God almighty.
Eh?
In fairness, facebook does currently support hashtags. I hide those guilty of all those other offences from my feed though.
If you don’t know how to control your privacy settings then you shouldn’t even be on Facebook.
Tips on how to stalk ..
Some people are so uptight that there’s no “add friend” button on their profile. Such persons are better off not being part of my life. Aloof bastards.
They’re usually the type of people that look down on socialising with work colleagues.
Why would you sign up to a site that allows you to connect with people and then hide yourself on it. Steps If don’t want to be found on facebook: Step 1: Don’t make a facebook account.fin.
This one needs to learn the art of creeping.
I use facebook on a temporary basis,when I’m done scouring…I delete my profile on a temporary basis, works for me! I still can’t believe what people even over 30 are prepared to put up there! It’s amazing!
The oul ones are nearly worse than the kids. They’re around so long they think they know it all, and have no interest in learning how the internet works. Once they can get on to Candy Crush and look at pics of their buddy’s 50th, they’re happy out.
Already do a few of these already, but there were a few I didn’t know about. Thank you Business Insider for that enlightening article :).
Many thanks for this, I’ve always found it difficult to make my page completely secure and available only to friends.
Who’s Malcolm Reynolds ? Mmm ….. must search out and friend him.
And then watch Firefly?
Why will the journal not allow you to post comments through Facebook unless you let it access your basic info and friends list???
Love UR points ryan
I have facebook to use my apps only.
Great thanks for info
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