Make Facebook Photos Private Updated 2019
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fardhan alief
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Sunday, August 18, 2019
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Make Photos Private Facebook
Make Facebook Photos Private
Technique 1: Making a Solitary Picture Private on Facebook
1. Open up Facebook. Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your internet browser. This will open your News Feed if you're logged right into Facebook.
- If you aren't logged right into Facebook, enter your email address and password to do so.
2. Go to your profile. Click your name in the top-right side of the Facebook web page.
3. Click the Photos tab. You'll find this below the cover picture that goes to the top of your Facebook page.
4. Select a photo category. Click a category tab (e.g., Your Pictures) near the top of the page.
5. Select an image. Click an image that you want to make private. This will certainly open up the picture.
- The picture has to be one that you posted, not just among you that someone else uploaded.
6. Click the "Privacy" symbol. This symbol generally resembles a shape of a person (or more individuals) that you'll find listed below and to the right of your name in the upper-right side of the photo. A drop-down menu will certainly show up.
- If clicking this symbol leads to a menu that claims Edit Post Privacy, click Edit Post Privacy to go to the post, then click the privacy icon on top of the post before continuing.
7. Click More ... It's in the drop-down menu.
8. Click Only Me. This alternative is in the broadened drop-down menu. Doing so will promptly change your image's privacy so that just you could see it.
Approach 2: Making an Album Private on Facebook
1. Click your name in the Facebook display's top best corner to open your profile.
2. Click the "Photos" link to open the Photos and Videos page.
3. Click an album to open it.
4. Float your computer mouse arrow over the icon to the right of the album's name. Text appears specifying the album's existing personal privacy setting. For example, the album could have a globe symbol as well as the setup "Public".
5. Click the symbol to open a drop-down menu.
6. Click "Only Me" to hide the album.
Idea: When the correct time comes, open each picture in the surprise album. Click the "Share Image" button in the reduced ideal edge of the picture and pick "On Your Web page" from the drop-down menu that appears at the top of the sharing window.