Social privacy

Facebook Privacy Checklist

Facebook can reveal old posts, friends, family connections, photos, location clues, birthday details, contact information, and relationship context.

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Practical privacy guidesStep-by-step cleanup advice written for normal people.

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Review another common social profile.

Check household exposure.

Track social cleanup tasks.

Visibility Settings

Review who can see your posts, friends list, email, phone, birthday, workplace, school, relationship details, and tagged photos.

Limit visibility where possible, especially for details that help strangers connect your identity across other sites.

Review old public posts, location tags, public photos, marketplace posts, event activity, and comments that reveal personal routines.

Use profile review and tag review features where available so new tags do not automatically become public.

Turn on two-factor authentication, remove old sessions, check connected apps, and update recovery settings.

Social privacy and account security work together. A locked-down profile still needs strong login protection.

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