Although the removal of this feature allows anyone to search your calendar, there are fortunately tools that you can use to ensure your information remains private on Facebook. By following the steps below, ensure the security of your personal information in case a stranger through your calendar.
1. Make sure all your messages can be viewed by "friends ". "Friends only" There are two ways to make sure all your past and future positions are at two steps you must take to ensure the confidentiality of your messages. The first is to click on the logo "Settings", which is the speed at the far right of the toolbar and select "Privacy Settings" drop-down menu.
Once you open the "Privacy Settings", you must make sure that "Who can see future posts?" Is set to "friends" . Next, click "Limit past messages" to the right of the "Limit to public posts you shared with friends of friends, or the public." This will open a popup window and you'll want to click on the "Limit old posts" button to change all settings of your previous messages to "friends only." After you click "Limit Old Messages" a window will appear asking if you are sure you want to continue, just click "confirm" and then "Close" and your previous posts will be visible only to your Facebook friends.
Now that your previous and current messages are only visible to friends, you'll want to make sure it is always to your friends when you publish a photo or poster anything on your calendar. You can do this by ensuring that "friends" is selected before posting anything to your calendar.
2. Only allow "friends of friends" to send you friend requests: This is an important step to prevent thieves identity and spam accounts to collect information from your calendar. in addition to limit who can send you friend requests, you will also need to configure your filtering inbox "Strict filtering" for you . ensure that you only receive messages from people you know to complete this step, go to the Privacy Settings menu - guidance on how to navigate this window are above - and edit the information under "Who can Contact me?" For the same parameter represented here
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3. Disable the search engines to find your profile: This is a step that most people are not familiar with; however, it is a great tool to use because it removes your Facebook timeline from the results of search engines. This means that if someone Googles "[Your name] Facebook," then your profile will not appear as a search result. To use this feature you want to make sure that "Limit the audience for old messages on your calendar" is set to "off". Also, make sure you let your friends watch you using your e-mail or phone number (see below).
4. Review labels and messages before they appear on your calendar: This is the last step to protect your privacy Facebook. The message review tool allows you to get alerts when a friend tags you in a post or photo before it is added to your calendar. This is an important tool to use because you can make sure the item is set to "friends" - allowing both yours and their friends to see - and if not, then you can apply the tag to delete. To access this setting, just open the settings window (described in the first step) and select "Timeline and Tagging settings" on the page. Finally, click on "change" next to "critical friends you tag messages before they appear on your timeline" and change "disabled" to "enabled".
Facebook has become a part of our daily lives, it is essential to ensure that we protect our information on the site. By following these steps, make sure your profile is as private as possible. Even those these steps to ensure that your privacy on the site, it is important to note that the only way to ensure that your information remains completely safe from online predators and strangers is not to use any form social media and choose not to post your information on the Internet. Visit our blog for protection against identity theft to learn other ways to protect your identity every day.