Have you played games, read articles, or found out who your celebrity look-alike is on Facebook? If you have, then it's possible that dozens of companies know all about you.
When you use an app on Facebook, you have just let some companies into your Facebook account. If you haven't taken precautions, Facebook explains that those companies can see everything your friends can see -- your pictures, your email address, and where you live.
For example, let's take the celebrity look-alike app. If you didn't set your profile to 'Private,' then the people behind that app could see everything in your account.
So how do you fix it? Go to account settings and click on "Apps". There may be many listed that you didn't even know that you had. De-authorize the app by clicking on the little "X" and then hit "Remove."
If there are apps you want to keep, it's important you make your Facebook account private. Make sure you only allow access to applications you trust. Facebook says app makers will still have access to your basic information like name, city of birth, profile picture, and other items.
Tuesday, June 18 2013 11:38 PM EDT2013-06-19 03:38:42 GMT
The City Council of Chamblee has delayed a controversial land rezoning variance. The Council also issued a preliminary resolution saying that they wanted to fire their own manager.
The City Council of Chamblee has delayed a controversial land rezoning variance. The Council also issued a preliminary resolution saying that they wanted to fire their own manager.
Monday, June 17 2013 8:03 AM EDT2013-06-17 12:03:25 GMT
We all get excited about leaving town and going on vacation, so we tend to tell everyone about it. But, a word of caution before spreading the good news.
We all get excited about leaving town and going on vacation, so we tend to tell everyone about it. But, a word of caution before spreading the good news.
Monday, June 17 2013 7:13 AM EDT2013-06-17 11:13:04 GMT
Pomegranate juice has been sold as a real 'cure-all' over the last couple of years. But in a decision made this month, the FTC has ordered at least one manufacturer to back off on its strong health claims.
Pomegranate juice has been sold as a real 'cure-all' over the last couple of years. But in a decision made this month, the Federal Trade Commission has ordered at least one manufacturer to back off some pretty strong health claims.
Friday, June 14 2013 8:56 AM EDT2013-06-14 12:56:09 GMT
Retailers got the go-ahead to pass along some extra charges to you, but not without some rules attached. You might not have noticed them just yet, but you should be on the lookout.
Retailers got the go-ahead to pass along some extra charges to you, but not without some rules attached. You might not have noticed them just yet, but you should be on the lookout.
