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Penn’s department of Audit, Compliance, & Security has created some guidance for managing your privacy on Facebook. Check out their video below, or visit their page for additional info.

Lifehacker has created this nice guide on managing your privacy settings in Facebook. The best part is that they’ve promised to keep it up to date: http://lifehacker.com/5813990/the-always-up+to+date-guide-to-managing-your-facebook-privacy

The New York Times is reporting that Facebook is changing your Privacy Settings to allow its facial recognition software to identify you in the photos uploaded by you and others. Once you’ve been recognized, Facebook suggests to your friends that … Continue reading →

Facebook’s New Instant Personalization feature is a powerful new tool that can certainly improve your online experience if you use it wisely, but it presents some major privacy issues which most of us don’t even think about. Also, Facebook has … Continue reading →

Facebook is tinkering again with privacy settings; this time giving you simplified yet powerful controls that help you get a better handle on what you share. The downside is the same controls could reveal a great deal more about yourself … Continue reading →

This is a useful piece about using Facebook’s privacy settings to protect you. It’s worth a read for anybody who uses Facebook. http://www.allfacebook.com/2009/02/facebook-privacy/