Facebook Weary Parents Gain New Tool in Privacy Fight
Parents in search of ways to protect their teens online have a new step-by-step guide, focused on one, high-profile, privacy-breaching site: Facebook.
Parents in search of ways to protect their teens online have a new step-by-step guide, focused on one, high-profile, privacy-breaching site: Facebook.
The site that kids love and parents seem to loathe is targeted in the new “Parents’ Guide to Facebook,” a GPS of sorts for parents lost in the world of privacy settings, photo sharing, friending and poking.
Featured in the 35-page booklet are detailed instructions for how to use new features such as Groups and Places, as well as the standards like how to block invites, what information is okay to share and what should be kept privacy.
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