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How to Hide on Facebook

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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As we all know, Facebook is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world. With millions of users, it can be challenging to maintain your privacy and control who sees your information. Fortunately, Facebook provides various privacy settings that allow you to hide from unwanted attention. In this article, we will discuss the different ways to hide on Facebook.

Firstly, you can hide your entire profile from other users. This means that no one will be able to see any posts, photos, or personal information on your profile. To do this, go to your profile settings and click on the privacy section. Here you can choose who can see your posts, friends list, and any other information. Simply select the ‘Only Me’ option to keep everything private.

Secondly, you can hide individual posts from certain people or groups. To do this, you can use Facebook’s audience selector tool, which appears on every post by default. Click on the tool and select the ‘Custom’ option. Here you can choose who can see your post based on specific criteria, such as friends, family or even geographical location. You can also block certain users from seeing your posts by clicking on the ‘Custom’ option and selecting ‘Friends except.’ This way, everyone on your friends list will be able to see your post except for the blocked user.

Thirdly, you can control who can see your online status. Facebook’s chat feature allows users to see when their friends are online or offline. If you want to hide your online status from certain people, click on the settings button in the chat window and select ‘Turn off chat for.’ Here you can select the people or groups that you don’t want to see your online status.

Lastly, you can also hide your activity on Facebook. Every time you like or comment on a post or page, it shows up in your activity log. If you want to keep this information private, go to your activity log and click on the ‘Filter’ option. Here you can choose which types of activity you want to hide by selecting the ‘Hidden from Timeline’ option.

In conclusion, Facebook provides several privacy settings that allow you to hide from unwanted attention. By using these settings, you can protect your personal information and control who sees your posts and activity on the platform. Remember to adjust your privacy settings regularly to keep your information safe and secure.

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