The Social Network that Stole Christmas. Facebook Is Badware (and Why Google Should Warn Its Users) How to Master Facebook Timeline in 5 Quick Minutes. Yesterday, Facebook rolled out its new Timeline feature to the masses.
This ultra-illustrative, chronological listing of posts, photos, shared links, check-ins, and more is a radically different arrangement than the Facebook profile you’ve been used to. And now that your life can be exposed for everyone to see — and scrutinize — you may be interested in curating the new interface. Once you’ve activated Facebook Timeline (go here to do so), you’ve got seven days to tweak it to make sure it’s just how you like before it goes live for everyone to see.
Below are five quick tips on how to personalize, privatize, and generally get the most out of Facebook’s newest feature. It doesn’t take long to master the new interface, and it’s an important exercise for anyone interested in, well, reputation management. Facebook Is Tracking Your Every Move on the Web; Here's How to Stop It. Remove Yourself from All Background Check Web Sites: A Master List. Indeed.
Seems rather counter-intuitive to have to hand over your license, with your date-of-birth, address, hair color, eye color, height and organ donor status just to get a corporation to scrub your date-of-birth, address, hair color, eye color, height and God knows what else from their records. Very true. And even if you contacted all these sites by yourself, it seems like you are just confirming that its you and your information displayed are somewhat related. Let’s Get Down to Social Business. Social_networks_adoption_lifecycle.png (1275×711) Are Facebook Users More Trusting?