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How do I hide everything from public on Facebook?
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mvkyotzeio
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Go to settings and privateness, pick privacy within the left-hand pane, and click on restriction beyond posts. This option automatically hides all of your public posts from the public and sets them to buddies most effeffectivelyn in this manner, those who are not your pals might not be capable of seeing your timeline posts.
oouqmewkzf
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Limit Past Posts can be found by going to Settings and Privacy, selecting Privacy in the left-hand pane, and clicking Limit Past Posts. All of your public posts are automatically hidden from the public and set to Friends only. People who aren't your friends won't be able to see your timeline posts this way.
mskdldopnc
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Restriction beyond posts can be observed by going to settings and privacy, selecting privacy within the left-hand pane, and clicking limit beyond posts. All of your public posts are mechanically hidden from the general public and set to friends simplest. Folks that are not your buddies may not be capable of see your timeline posts this manner.
Limit Past Posts can be found by going to Settings and Privacy, selecting Privacy in the left-hand pane, and clicking Limit Past Posts. This option sets all of your public posts to Friends only and hides them from the public. People who aren't your friends won't be able to see your timeline posts this way.
Visit settings and privacy, pick privateness in the left-hand pane, and click on on limit past posts. This feature automatically hides all your public posts from the public and sets them to buddies maximum effeffectivelyn in this manner, individuals who aren't your buddies won't be able to seeing your timeline posts.
kewaxad500
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Go to Settings and Privacy, select Privacy in the left-hand pane, and click on Limit Past Posts.
Limit beyond posts may be determined by way of going to settings and privacy, choosing privateness within the left-hand pane, and clicking restrict beyond posts. This selection units all your public posts to friends handiest and hides them from the general public. People who are not your pals might not be able to see your timeline posts this manner.
xoyabir881
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Go to Settings and Privacy, select Privacy in the left-hand pane, and click on Limit Past Posts. This option automatically hides all your public posts from the Public.
vaxaf94064
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Go to Settings and Privacy, select Privacy in the left-hand pane, and click on Limit Past Posts. In this manner, people who are not your friends won't be able to see your timeline posts.
Visit settings and privacy, pick privateness within the left-hand pane, and click on on restrict beyond posts. This feature automatically hides all your public posts from the public and sets them to friends most effeffectivelyn in this way, individuals who are not your pals won't be capable of seeing your timeline posts.
If you want to hide everything from the public on Facebook, you can follow these steps:
Go to your Facebook profile and click on the "Settings & Privacy" dropdown menu in the top-right corner of the screen.
Click on "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
From the left-hand side menu, click on "Privacy".
Under the "Your Activity" section, click on "Limit Past Posts".
Click on the "Limit Past Posts" button, and then click on "Limit Past Posts" again in the confirmation window that appears.
This will make all of your past posts visible only to your friends, not to the public.
Next, you can also adjust your future posts so that they are only visible to friends. Under the "Your Activity" section, click on "Who can see your future posts?"
Select "Friends" from the dropdown menu.
You can also adjust the settings for other categories, such as your friend list, email address, phone number, and more. Click on "Edit" next to each category and choose who you want to share that information with.
By following these steps, you can limit who can see your past and future posts, as well as other information on your profile. Keep in mind that some information, such as your name, profile picture, and cover photo, will still be visible to the public. If you want to change this, you can edit your profile and cover photos to only be visible to friends or only to you.
Go to your Facebook profile and click on the "Settings & Privacy" dropdown menu in the top-right corner of the screen.
Click on "Settings" from the dropdown menu.
From the left-hand side menu, click on "Privacy".
Under the "Your Activity" section, click on "Limit Past Posts".
Click on the "Limit Past Posts" button, and then click on "Limit Past Posts" again in the confirmation window that appears.
This will make all of your past posts visible only to your friends, not to the public.
Next, you can also adjust your future posts so that they are only visible to friends. Under the "Your Activity" section, click on "Who can see your future posts?"
Select "Friends" from the dropdown menu.
You can also adjust the settings for other categories, such as your friend list, email address, phone number, and more. Click on "Edit" next to each category and choose who you want to share that information with.
By following these steps, you can limit who can see your past and future posts, as well as other information on your profile. Keep in mind that some information, such as your name, profile picture, and cover photo, will still be visible to the public. If you want to change this, you can edit your profile and cover photos to only be visible to friends or only to you.
To hide everything from the public on Facebook, you can adjust your privacy settings to limit the visibility of your profile, posts, and other information. Here's how to do it:
Go to your Facebook profile and click on the "..." button next to "View Activity Log" at the bottom right corner of your cover photo.
Select "Settings & Privacy" from the drop-down menu.
Click on "Privacy Shortcuts".
Under "Your Activity", select "Limit Past Posts". This will change the audience for all of your past posts to "Friends" only.
Go back to "Privacy Shortcuts" and select "Review a few important privacy settings".
Review the settings and adjust them as needed to ensure that only your friends can see your personal information, such as your phone number and email address.
Click on "Limit who can see your future posts" and select "Friends" to ensure that all of your future posts are only visible to your friends.
You can also adjust the visibility of your profile information by clicking on "Who can see your friends list?", "Who can see your email address?", and "Who can see your phone number?" and selecting "Friends" or "Only Me".
By following these steps, you can limit the visibility of your profile and posts on Facebook to only your friends, and ensure that your personal information is not visible to the public.
Go to your Facebook profile and click on the "..." button next to "View Activity Log" at the bottom right corner of your cover photo.
Select "Settings & Privacy" from the drop-down menu.
Click on "Privacy Shortcuts".
Under "Your Activity", select "Limit Past Posts". This will change the audience for all of your past posts to "Friends" only.
Go back to "Privacy Shortcuts" and select "Review a few important privacy settings".
Review the settings and adjust them as needed to ensure that only your friends can see your personal information, such as your phone number and email address.
Click on "Limit who can see your future posts" and select "Friends" to ensure that all of your future posts are only visible to your friends.
You can also adjust the visibility of your profile information by clicking on "Who can see your friends list?", "Who can see your email address?", and "Who can see your phone number?" and selecting "Friends" or "Only Me".
By following these steps, you can limit the visibility of your profile and posts on Facebook to only your friends, and ensure that your personal information is not visible to the public.