With online privacy being such an issue in the World today, it surprises me how many people don't check their Facebook Activity Log and it's no surprise on how many people don't even know what that is or where to find it. Well, I'm here to help you all with that. Facebook saves everything you look at, like, comment on, share, post and search and anyone that actually has access to your account other than you can see everything you are doing on FB. All of this is stored in your Activity Log. You can get there from your Home Page or your Main Front page, just look at the images below. This image shows how to access your activity log from your main FB page. This image show how to access the activity log from your home page. The image below shows what your activity log looks like. While in your activity log, you will be able to change your privacy settings for a post, un-tag yourself from a post, hide a post, delete a post, dislike a post, you liked from long ago and look at all of the apps connected to your FB account such as game apps and delete them as well if you like. Finally you have the option to clear your activity log as you would clear cookies from your computer or delete your computers history. Check out the cool video below, it's only 1.5min and it shows you exactly how to do just that. Here's the bottom line. Ensure you go to your overall FB privacy settings and set-up how your want to secure your page initially. Know who your friends are. Change your password every quarter. Don't believe or act on everything you read or see on Facebook without checking it out and finally, stay on top of your activity log, it's as simple as that. Click on the links to see information and instruction pertaining to your Activity Log, straight from Facebook. ACTIVITY LOG / DELETE ACTIVITY LOG SEARCHES Thanks for reading. Please feel free to comment and share. Have A Good One.
Valarie Harris
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Dave Clark
3/8/2016 07:58:02 pm
Great article! It's one of those things people either don't think about or don't know exist. Like the "Other" folder in messages for people that aren't your direct friends.
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