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How to Avoid Being Banned on Social Networks + What to Do if You Are

Webbiquity SMM

Getting banned on social media in 2021, at least temporarily, has unfortunately become a regular thing for many users. It doesn’t only happen on Twitter or Facebook. It can happen on any social media network today, even the Pinterest channel. The Bots Banned Many from Social Media Networks. Twitter Rules.

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How Do I Share A Facebook Post To Twitter?

SocMed Sean

To continue in this series of social media cross-promotion, I thought I’d go ahead and add a follow-up post that answers the question of “how do a share a Facebook post on Twitter?” Facebook, on the other hand, allows users a significantly broader set of privacy options.

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Social Networking Friends vs. Real Life Friends | Almost Savvy

Almost Savvy

How secure should I feel when using Facebook’s privacy settings to determine which groups of friends can or cannot see particular photos? Should I be concerned when someone tags me in a photo or I comment on someone else’s post? Is this because social networking is new? When did things become so complicated?

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[Comic] Three Lessons You Should Learn From Facebook and Cambridge Analytica

SocMed Sean

If you really are concerned about the security of your data relating to your online accounts, then consider doing the following: Tip 1: Recognize that you, and you alone , are the only one responsible for your security and privacy. Social Networks are monetized by selling your data. And now for the social media comic.

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Evolution of Privacy on Facebook

Mindjumpers

During the last couple of years, Facebook’s default privacy settings have become more and more permissive – and often with great confusion to the users. I have found this chart that illustrates Facebook’s evolution of privacy from the early days in 2005 up until recently.

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Five Things to Do About Facebook Privacy Other Than Closing Your Account

Socialized

Sure you’re ticked off about Facebook’s abuses of consumer privacy, but does closing your account accomplish anything? Facebook should not make it so hard to maintain personal privacy and should not make clandestine changes to its privacy settings. Read Facebook’s own Privacy page. Inform Your Friends.

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Just Because We're Social Networking “Friends” Doesn't Mean I'll.

Almost Savvy

When this happens online, it takes the form of email, newsletters, Facebook mail or direct messages on Twitter. I’ve seen this on Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. On Twitter, this is one of many reasons I will immediately unfollow you. This post was mentioned on Twitter by Irene Koehler and Irene Koehler, Elaine Kirk.