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Facebook Alerting Page Admins That They Can Change Privacy Settings On Old Cover Images

When Facebook announced last week that it was simplifying its privacy settings, one of the changes it mentioned was the ability for users to change the privacy settings on their past cover images. That change has apparently been extended to pages, as well.

By David Cohen
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April 17, 2014
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