Windows 10: Giving You More Control of Your Privacy on Facebook

We’re also inviting people to take our Privacy Checkup and sharing privacy tips in education campaigns off Facebook, including ads on other websites. We’ll refresh our education campaigns throughout the year to give you tips on different topics.

Making Privacy Settings Easier to Find
We know how important it is for you to have clear, simple tools for managing your privacy. This year, we’ll introduce a new privacy center that features core privacy settings in a single place. We’re designing this based on feedback from people, policymakers and privacy experts around the world.

Facebook’s Privacy Principles
Our efforts to build data protection into our products and give you more information and control reflect core principles we’ve had on privacy. Today we’re sharing these principles for the first time here, and we’ve included them below.

We’re also developing resources that help other organizations build privacy into their services. For example, throughout 2018 we’re hosting workshops on data protection for small and medium businesses, beginning in Europe with a focus on the new General Data Protection Regulation. We hosted our first workshop in Brussels last week and published a guide for frequently asked questions. Around the world we’ll continue to host Design Jams that bring designers, developers, privacy experts and regulators together to create new ways of educating people on privacy and giving them control of their information.

We’ll keep improving our privacy tools and look forward to hearing what you think...


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Facebook update - Privacy Settinh

This is controlled by your default privacy setting on Facebook. Change that.

 

How to edit Facebook sharing settings on WP7 ?

And there is--It's on facebook.com under Privacy:


Control Your Default Privacy
This setting will apply to status updates and photos you post to your timeline from a Facebook app that doesn't have the inline audience selector, like Facebook for Blackberry.

This is actually much better than having an app setting since you are using your default Facebook settings (since the built in functionality and Facebook for Windows Phone are nothing more than clients for Facebook itself -- no sense in having separate
privacy settings -- just let the defaults apply). The problem is when Facebook implemented this they didn't comletely remove the old "Windows Phone" app for a very small number of users, which is why you have to manually remove it from the App Bookmarks as
I describe above.

For most users Windows Phone (the built-in functoinality) and Facebook for Windows Phone apps were removed successfully on Facebook.com, and will use the default setting above.