Facebook privacy – understanding your rights to privacy and how to ensure they are not abused

Paul DouglasLearning Innovation and DevelopmentHolmesglen

19 October 2012

Privacy on Facebook

‘Ads shown by third parties

Facebook does not give third party applications or ad networks the right to use your name or picture in ads. If we allow this in the future, the setting you choose will determine how your information is used.’

~ Facebook (Account settings > Facebook Ads)

Facebook privacy policy

www.facebook.com/about/privacy/

Privacy on Facebook

How aware are you?

Test how you are seen:

‘View As…’

Privacy on Facebook

Public view of yourself.

Privacy on Facebook

Checking and editing your privacy settings:

• Your public visibility

• Your mobile ‘app’ and what it shares

• How you can be found

• How your content is seen

• How adverts can target you.

Privacy on Facebook

Facebook makes its own rules.

‘Report this…’

Call and speak to someone?

Privacy on Facebook

Editing your basicinformation.

Privacy on Facebook

Learn more aboutsharing.

Privacy on Facebook

On your mobile device.

Your ‘apps’ settings.

Privacy on Facebook

How you can be found or contacted

• Email address

• Phone number

• Friend request

• Inbox message.

Privacy on Facebook

How your timeline and its content canbe seen.

Privacy on Facebook

How advertisers can target you.

How ‘apps’ share yourinformation.

How web searches access yourpublic profile.

Privacy on Facebook

Account settings > Security

Privacy on Facebook

Know your settings – be aware!

Privacy on Facebook

Know your settings – be aware!

Questions about privacy on Facebook?

Privacy on Facebook

Know your settings – be aware!

Questions about privacy on Facebook?

Not comfortable asking a question about privacy?

Please talk with us or your teachers after thissession.