Analytical concept about privacy of facebook

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Facebook and Privacy Policy

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3. What is privacy???
Privacy is the ability of an individual or group
to seclude themselves or information about
themselves and thereby express themselves
selectively.
(Wikipedia)

4. What is privacy policy???
A privacy policy is a statement or a legal
document (privacy law) that discloses some or
all of the ways a party gathers, uses, discloses
and manages a customer or client's data

5. Facebook’s Privacy policy

6. Facebook is the Licensee of the
TRUSTe Privacy Program

8. Facebook’s Privacy
• Privacy of Received information
• Privacy of Information we shared with 3rd
parties.
• Privacy of using information by facebook
• Privacy of sharing information by facebook
• Privacy of how we remove, change or edit
information.

9. Facebook’s Privacy Policy
What information Facebook receive,
how they are used and how users
protect their privacy at Facebook?

10. What information Facebook receive?
• Facebook receive different types of
information:
– Information about Users used for sign up account
and share on the Facebook.
– Information about your friends share about you
on the Facebook, such as tag you in a photo.
– Data about all users’ actions and interactions on
the Facebook, such as you click on applications.

11. What information Facebook receive?
– Data from users computer or any other devices
that users use to access Facebook, such as IP
address, location.
– Data from third parties that help Facebook or
third parties to help Facebook deliver
advertisement or make Facebook better.

12. How Facebook use the information
they receive?
“We use the information we receive about you in
connection with the services and features we
provide to you and other users, such as your friends,
the advertisers that purchase adverts on the site and
the developers that build the games, applications
and websites you use.”
(Facebook)

13. How Facebook use the information
they receive?
• “While you are allowing us to use the information we receive
about you, you always own all of your information. Your trust
is important to us, which is why we don't share information
we receive about you with others unless we have:
– received your permission;
– given you notice, such as by telling you about it in the policy; or
– removed your name or any other personally identifying information
from it.”
(Facebook)

14. What’s new on Facebook Privacy?
Changes since January 2014
• Privacy search settings
• More account and privacy settings
• Personalized news feed

15. This shortcut allows you to quickly view and modify your personal account
privacy settings. Settings available include Who can see my stuff, Who
can contact me and How do I stop someone from bothering me.
Accessing Privacy Settings
To access the privacy and
applications settings for
your Facebook account,
navigate to the padlock
icon located in the upper
right corner of your
window. This feature is
intended to make setting
and viewing your
current privacy settings
as easy as possible.

16. Who can see my stuff?
If you expand the Who can see my stuff drop
down menu you have the option to view or
modify who is able to view all of your future
posts. Any changes to this setting only apply to
posts you make after you have set this setting.
This option does not apply to posts you have
made prior to changing this option.
From this drop down you can also view the
Activity Log. The activity log is a feature which
allows you to view recent activity such as posts
you have made, things you have liked, or posts
you have been tagged in. From this option you can
also review any recent activity on your timeline.
Take the time to navigate through these different
options to familiarize yourself with the privacy
settings that are available.

17. Who can contact me?
Message filters have been added to
replace the previous “who can send you
Facebook messages option.” This option
works like a spam filter, and only displays
messages in your inbox from friends and
people you may know.
For more details about this feature,
select the Learn More option. You will be
redirected to the Facebook Help Center.
You can also control who is able to send
you friend requests from this option.

18. How do I block users?
Facebook gives you the option to block
another user from viewing your profile or
sending you a friend request. You must use
either a username or an email address to
designate a user you wish to block.
Blocking a user prevents them from
successfully sending your profile a friend
request, and only allows them to see
content you have set to public.
Note: This feature only blocks a user if
they use an account with the information
you provide. If a blocked user uses a
different profile/email they will be
restricted to the privacy settings you have
set for your profile, and not blocked.

19. Privacy Settings & Tools
Take some time to browse through the different settings available under the
Privacy Settings drop down. From here you can control such settings as who
can see your future posts, limit who is able to contact you, and restrict other
Facebook users ability to look you up on Facebook using the private
information (i.e phone number) that you make available to Facebook.

20. Privacy Settings & Tools
From the Privacy Settings drop down you can control how other users can search for you.
You can also allow or restrict search engines from accessing your profile and including
your information, posts, pictures and other content in search results. If you
enable this setting your Facebook content and information will be
available in a simple Google search.

21. Who can Search for you on Facebook?
Want to connect with everyone you’ve ever known? Go with “Everyone.”
If you’re EXTREMELY private and don’t want anyone to be able to find you
on Facebook, go with “Friends Only.” (Only the people you’re ALREADY
connected to on Facebook will be able to find you in a search.)
Basic Directory Privacy Settings

22. Basic Directory Privacy Settings

23. Basic Directory Privacy Settings

24. When you’re finished, click Back to Privacy.
Basic Directory Privacy Settings

25. Privacy Settings
Click on Custom Settings

26. Privacy Settings
See Specific Privacy Settings Summary here.
Click on each box to customize settings.

27. Privacy Settings
Customize Each Setting. Click Custom in the
drop-down box to choose the lists or individual
people you want to allow to see this
information.

28. Privacy Settings
Choose Specific People from the drop-down box and type in
the names of specific lists or people in the box below.
Make visible to these
people/lists
Hide from these
people/lists

29. Privacy Settings
Be sure to click here and set up privacy for all of your photo
albums (ie: for both privacy AND safety, maybe only friends
and family can see pics of the kids or the inside of your home.)

30. Privacy Settings: Photos
For each photo album, decide who you want (or don’t want) to
see your pictures. Click customize to choose friends/lists.

31. Privacy Settings: Timeline Posts
You can also make Timeline Posts private. Click the little
padlock to select specific lists or people who can see (or not
see) what you post on your wall!

32. Privacy Settings: Timeline Posts
Type in the names of specific lists or people.
Make visible to these
people/lists
Hide from these
people/lists

33. Privacy Settings: Preview
Use Preview My Profile to Test your Privacy Settings

34. Suggestions for facebook privacy
• Maintain a unique password for different accounts.
• Change passwords frequently.
• Do not link other search engines to your Facebook timeline.
• Do not register for a social media account with an official .mil/.gov email
address.
• Verify friend requests before accepting.
• Always assume your content can be viewed publically, regardless of your
privacy settings.
• Always consider how your information can be used against you.
• Do not include location information that details sensitive locations such as
home, children’s school, and so on.
Updated 2/3/2014

35. Thanks…………!