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Securing the Facebook Timeline

Ok, it happened.. I wished it wouldn't but it did. Facebook changed my profile to the dreaded timeline. People don't like change and unfortunately, Facebook has decided it is better to change, so make the best of it, right? Well, I found there are a lot of things that showed up publicly that I didn't want out there! You can make some changes to make it safer. So today I am sending you to Computer World Magazine to check out this article on securing your Facebook Timeline. Something that is at the top of my list of tasks for today. Click on the title below. ☺

5 ways to secure your Facebook profile in a post-Timeline world

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