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Tips for Securing Your Facebook Account

This document provides tips for securing your Facebook account in 8 steps: 1. Check your privacy settings and limit who can see your past and future posts. 2. Review your timeline and tagging preferences to control who can post to your timeline and tag you. 3. Check your public posts settings to ensure only what you want is publicly visible. 4. Block users as needed from seeing your profile or sending you requests. 5. Consider who can share your stories on Facebook. 6. Keep your location private. 7. Check where you're logged in and remotely close sessions for security. 8. Opt out of having your interests used in Facebook ads.

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Tips for Securing Your Facebook Account
1. Check your Privacy Settings
To access your privacy settings, click on the arrow icon in the top right hand corner of Facebook. From there, you can choose “Settings & Privacy.”
Next, click "Privacy Shortcuts"
Finally, choose "See more privacy settings" at the bottom of the Privacy submenu. This will bring you to the first privacy panel.
Important things to fix include setting, “Who can see your future posts?” to “Friends,” rather than “public.” You can change the sharing permissions for individual posts, but it’s better to default to a more private setting. Another important step is to “Limit The Audience for Old Posts on Your Timeline.” This will adjust all your old posts so that they are shared with “Friends” rather than “Public.” This is especially great if you’ve have the account for a long time, and don’t want to scroll through years of posts looking for anything inappropriate.
2. Review Your Timeline and Tagging Preferences
Click “Profile and Tagging” Do you allow other people to tag you in photos? Post to your timeline? These are questions to consider carefully. While most posts might be benign, you don’t want to be held accountable for someone else’s insensitive comments or risque photos. Not to mention, a wall full of spam is just annoying.
3. Public Posts
Click “Public Posts” Again, these settings are important to consider. The MOST important part of this panel is the link at the bottom, "View your public timeline." This is a great way to make sure people are seeing only what you want them to see.
4. Block as Needed
Click “Blocking” Just because someone sends you a friend request, it doesn’t mean you have to accept. If you feel like you need to accept the request, you can always add them to the restricted list. You can also block people from seeing your profile at all. And for that matter, you can block apps and app requests!
5. Stories
Click “Stories” Consider carefully if you want to allow other people to share your stories.
6. Location
To get here, first click “settings” right above “Privacy” in the upper left hand corner. Then choose “Account Settings, and then “Location.” Keep your location to yourself :)
7. Check Your Logins
To get here, first click “settings” right above “Account Settings” in the upper left hand corner. Then click on the "Security and Login" link on the left. Friends often think it’s hilarious to post funny pictures to a Facebook account that’s been left logged in on their computer. But what happens when someone else gets into your account? You can prevent this by checking your security settings to see where you are logged in, and remotely closing down active sessions.
8. Opt Out of Advertising Your Interests
Did you know that Facebook will use your image and interests in Facebook Ads unless you opt out? This means that anything you’ve liked, commented on, posted about, etc. can be paired with an advertisement for that product or company on your friends’ pages. To get here, first click “settings” right above “Security & Login” in the upper left hand corner. Then click on "Ad Preferences," and then "Ad Settings." Go through each advertising setting to remove yourself from advertisers' lists, adjust the categories Facebook has placed you in, and your social interactions.