The Facebook privacy settings that you now need to change

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Michio Hasai
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It seems that whenever we finally get an understanding of how to position our Facebook settings for maximum privacy, they go and make changes. This is the latest batch of privacy settings you’ll want to engage if privacy is important to you.

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Facebook users may be wary after hearing that the social network is following up on a promise to cut a privacy setting that kept user names out of the social network’s graph search.

Here’s a quick guide to what changes are coming and which settings to review as they hit users’ accounts.

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