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How to Change Which Facebook Friends Can See You Online

By Matthew Lynch
June 23, 2023
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Facebook is a great way to stay connected with friends near and far. However, sometimes you may not want certain friends to know when you are online. Fortunately, Facebook offers a way to change which friends can see you online. Here’s how to do it:

Step 1: Log in to Facebook and click on the gear icon in the chat sidebar.

Step 2: Click on “Advanced Settings.”

Step 3: Select “Turn off chat for only some friends” and type the names of the friends you want to block from seeing you online.

Step 4: Click “Save.”

It’s important to note that when you turn off chat for certain friends, you won’t be able to see if they are online either. However, you can still message them and they will receive your message the next time they log in.

If you want to allow only certain friends to see when you’re online, follow these steps:

Step 1: Log in to Facebook and click on the gear icon in the chat sidebar.

Step 2: Click on “Advanced Settings.”

Step 3: Select “Turn on chat for only some friends.” A list of your friends will appear.

Step 4: Check the box next to the friends you want to allow to see when you’re online.

Step 5: Click “Save.”

Now only the friends you selected will see when you’re online. This can be helpful if you want to chat with only a few friends at a time without being interrupted by others.

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