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FaceBook experts I have a question about FB privacy settings.
There is some1 I am FB friends with. I used to get status updates etc but now, nothing.
At first I thought I was unfriended, and then I thought maybe I was either blocked or on a restricted list.
However, I can still see this person on my list of friends, and I can go her FB page, see pics and status updates that I seen before. But nothing new except when my friend comments on some1 else's status update, and that person has setting set for "public".
I guess my question is, have I been put on a restricted list or some limited access list even if I can see stuff on timeline as before.... just no new stuff.
thanks. I want to know because I think I maybe more friends to her than she is to me. "Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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I'm thinking because Facebook changed its rules, those who have their settings to private usually sometimes don't get what they get when the settings were different. My aunt once complained she couldn't see my page anymore because of it. I had set it to private about two years before though. | |
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To to your friends page. Click friends, click on show in newsfeed so it gets a check then you will get a settings option - in which you check show all updates. I've don't this for all my friends now so it's just like it used to be. I wish there was a less manual way of doing it but no I'm the mistake you wanna make | |
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No I think I am not being clear. Until last week I was getting ALL updates new pics etc. And then nothing!! I thought something must be wrong be wise it was an abrupt change. I thought I was I unfriended and then I thought blocked. But I can still get to her page and see content posted before this abrupt cease. But with the holiday I can not believe that my friend nor any of her other friends did not post about happy thanksgiving. So that makes me think that there was content posted that I can no longer have access. "Remember, one man's filler is another man's killer" -- Haystack | |
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Facebook is stupid lol | |
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pretty much the same thing has been happening to me since about September of last year, gradually I was hearing less and less from people, until my newsfeed was made up of the same 10 people all the time (and NEVER ANY of the other 100 or so )
Check the settings on this particular friend anyway, FB is always fucking things up when they change things. If she had blocked you, you wouldn't be able to see her page, so obviously she is still your friend, but the show in newsfeed setting might be unchecked? I'm the mistake you wanna make | |
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I don't know if this is just my imagination...but it seems like people whose pages I visit and comment on are the ones who show up on my feed.
By St. Boogar and all the saints at the backside door of Purgatory! | |
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That's exactly how it is as far as I know. The people you interact with are the ones who show up for you, the others not and you can only see the stuff they post when you visit their FB page. With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Yes.
Amazing things can be done with FB's privacy settings when you really get in there and tweak them. There are several "friends" on my list that experience my wall in the same way you're describing what you see (...and DON'T see) on your friends wall, as a direct result to how I have configured my privacy settings for specific individuals.
Moreover, if they wanted, your friend could also go back and make invisible to you even the things you used to be able to see, which you say you still currently have access to. FB offers many ways to restrict access to your content, short of actually unfriending someone.
Many people have overlooked how FB has tightened up their privacy settings, and has made them much more personal and customizable (which is wonderful when, for whatever reason, you feel compelled to accept someone as a FB friend, but don't want them all up in your business). | |
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I would say that is a significant observation. | |
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I don't go on facebook much...
...Mrs Steadwood is still waiting for me to confirm that I'm married to her
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Rhythm floods my heart♥The melody it feeds my soul | |
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I would guess that the friend put you on a certain list, maybe inadvertently. I don't know why they make their privacy settings so confusing and hard to manage.
For example, I just put my sisters, brother and mom into my "family" group. Then, if I post something only they would care about, like some old family photo or something, I make sure that "family" is selected in the post. That way, this photo or whatever is not going to my other friends that could care less about it. I think that it now always stay on family too. I would have to change it for my next post to go to all my friends if I wanted it to. Maybe that's what your friend did. | |
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Facebook's privacy -> the more it changes, the more irritating it becomes [Edited 12/5/12 5:30am] | |
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