One of the biggest issues facing social networking these days is online privacy, and nowhere is this more of an issue than Facebook. The world’s biggest social network has three quarters of a billion registered users and has been repeatedly criticised in the last couple of years for the lax way in which it treats its users privacy. Indeed at one point Facebook make everybody’s profile completely public unless they changed their settings otherwise. This caused uproar and the company very quickly had to back down and make the settings more private by default. Things are better now with Facebook, but there is all too much personal and sensitive information there that’s available for everybody to see, and that’s searchable by Google and Bing.
This is why I’ve written a FREE eBook on the subject aimed specifically at the Facebook users who might not know about these things, or who might not know how to protect their own privacy from other people, advertisers and malware writers.
The “Facebook Privacy Guide” is 36 pages long and includes a great many Quick Tips to help you get the best privacy setup possible in the shortest amount of time. It’s full colour with large text and screenshots throughout so suitable for every age group including children, teenagers, adults and the elderly and is written using the same accessible and non-technical language I’ve received praise for with my Microsoft Press book, “Troubleshooting Windows 7 Inside Out“.
Additionally the guide details how to stay safe from Facebook spam and malware, and covers how to create safe usernames and passwords, not just for Facebook, by every website you use on the Internet. If you like the book please pass on this link to share it with others as privacy on Facebook is a problem that impacts on so many people worldwide.
You can download the Facebook Privacy Guide here directly from Windows7News and you can see some images from the book below. Download this FREE eBook HERE.
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