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Much of your personal data may be more public than you realize. Learn how to make your Facebook profile private in this step-by-step guide.
Facebook is the world's largest social network, but it stores more personal information than you might think.
However, you can control your privacy on Facebook.
If you don’t wish to put yourself out there and like to keep your relationship status and other personal details confidential from strangers, follow this step-by-step guide and learn how to make your Facebook account private.
Before diving into how to make an account, it’s important to address the basics – how to create an account.
Creating a Facebook account is super easy. After a few simple steps, you’ll be logged in and ready to share pictures, join groups, and message friends and family. Here’s how.
Facebook’s sign-up process requires a lot of personal data, such as your contact information, birthday, and gender. But after logging in, Facebook asks you to add your job, relationship status, and other sensitive information – these are optional. But even if you wish to add this information, you may want to secure your account against a data breach.
Here’s how.

By default, Facebook keeps friend lists public, which means anybody can see who’s on there. But with a few steps, you can easily make the list private in the settings or your profile page.
There you go! Your friend list is now confidential. But did you know you can also make Facebook posts private? This way, you can choose who sees your posts and who doesn’t. It also hides the posts people tag you in and the pages you follow.
Now you know how to make your profile, posts, and friends list private on Facebook. But we'll review a few more nuanced settings below to clarify your doubts.
Visit your Facebook profile page, and select “More.” Tap “Likes” from the drop-down menu. Click the three-dot menu, and choose “Hide Section” or “Edit the Privacy of Your Likes.”
Log in to your account, and go to Facebook Messenger, which you’ll find in the top-right corner of your screen. Select settings, and turn off your “Active Status.”
Head to your profile page, and click the three dots on the right. Select “View As” to see how your profile appears. Click “Exit View As” to return.
Open the Facebook app on your mobile, go to the profile you want to message, and click “Message.” Facebook’s Messenger app will open the user’s chat, and you can send them a private message. If using a desktop, click the speech bubble icon in the screen's upper-right corner and draft a new message.
Go to “Settings & privacy,” and click “Settings.” Then, select “Privacy,” and head to “Public posts.” Click “Public post comments” to edit your audience.
Visit your Facebook profile page, and click “Photos.” Then, select “Albums.” Click the three dots of the album you want to edit, and choose “Edit album.” An expanded album view will pop up. Click the button below “Edit album” in the top-left corner, and change the privacy settings. Finally, click “Save.”
The same process applies to iOS and Android devices. Select the three lines in the top-right corner, scroll to the bottom, and tap “Settings & privacy.” Then, choose “Privacy shortcuts” and “Privacy.” Tap the three dots and “See more privacy settings.” You can edit privacy settings for your profile, posts and friends list from here.
We hope this guide keeps your Facebook life safe, secure, and under your control! If you want to learn more about the world's biggest social media platform, head to The Linktree Blog.
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