FACEBOOK
How To Update Privacy Settings
By Dug Barnett on September 20, 2018
Episode Notes: https://3rd30.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/3rd30_011.pdf
Hi everybody? I hope you are having a great day. This is Dug Barnett and welcome to Episode #011 of my 3rd30 podcasts; the best years of your life.
This episode is part of a series on “How to avoid the biggest, most common mistakes people make with their MONEY before and during retirement.
Specifically, this episode continues from episodes 008, 009, and 010 and provides step by step help on where to find Facebook’s privacy settings and how to update them for better control of your personal information.
Thanks so much for joining me today.
Remember: The purpose of 3rd30 is to help people learn how to plan for and enjoy the best 30 years of their life.
We will be discussing:
· How to find and update Facebook’s Privacy settings.
· What updating Facebook’s Privacy settings does not do.
· How to stop Facebook from tracking your online and offline actions when not using Facebook.
Before we begin:
Let me extend an invitation to each of you listening to or reading this podcast to please comment below. This topic is so important that much good will come from posting your opinion in the Comment Section below.
In doing so, please agree to disagree and be respectful. A Democracy and/or Republic (or a relationship for that matter) only survives when each of us can express our needs, wants, fears, and beliefs without repercussion or insult.
We all have opinions, however, opinions are not always accurate, factual, or beneficial. Since 3rd30’s purpose is to help all of us plan for and have the best 30 years of our life … Please use the Golden Rule in your communications.
Thank you,
OK. Moving on to the steps we can take to help protect our personal, private information/data.
Be sure to click the hyperlinks below for:
· details of what Facebook is doing,
· how to increase your account security, and
· how to protect yourself, families & friends
FACEBOOK: Privacy explanation & Policy
What kinds of information do we collect?
We collect information from and about the computers, phones, connected TVs and other web-connected devices …
Our advertisers, app developers, and publishers can send us information about your activities off Facebook — whether or not you have a Facebook account or are logged into Facebook.