Social Networking Videos

The home page is the first thing you'll see when you log into Facebook. Fortunately, it's also arguably the most useful feature of the social networking site. Here, you can see what your network has been up to since you last logged in. See the latest updates from your Facebook network, and see the latest pictures.

Many Facebook users accept the default Facebook settings. However, you can customize your Facebook news feed to show what you want to see by default. Just drag and drop to re-order. You can choose to see photos first, see notes, status updates and more. This is web 2.0, after all. You can also create your own Facebook filters to see updates from, for example, family or colleagues.

With a little effort, you can be the most popular person on Facebook by just putting some thought into your Facebook status updates. By sharing photos, videos and URLs, you'll quickly see your status update "Likes" skyrocket. Give it a try!

If you have a lot of Facebook friends, your home page may be overrun with all their status updates. Using these simple tips, you can hide a Facebook user's updates so you're not bothered by them. Perhaps you're seeing way to many status updates from a chronic "oversharer," or perhaps a certain someone is unintentionally update spamming. Whatever the case, it's easy to hide Facebook updates from people you'd rather not hear so much from.

Facebook allows you to share as much or as little detail about yourself as you like. Most of us are careful and don't upload questionable, racy or potentially embarrassing photos to Facebook. However, we can't count on our Facebook friends to show the same discretion. If a friend uploads a photo you're in but would rather not be associated with, you can easily untag Facebook photos so your Facebook friends won't likely see. You can also choose to set all Facebook photos of you to private.

Facebook has a great way for you to keep in touch with your family. Family Groups allows you to share photos, stories, and even create family events where everyone can accesses and see them. By creating a Facebook Group for your family you'll make sure that everyone shares in all the family fun.

Filling out your profile on Facebook gives your Facebook friends an idea of what you're into. Movies, music, books, even religions and political leanings and much, much more is all fair game in the complete Facebook profile.

You may worry about how much information you and your friends share on Facebook. But did you know you can completely customize Facebook privacy settings? You can make it so that certain users can only see certain items, block your boss from seeing your wall or photos or videos, keep your friends from seeing private exchanges with your significant other and much more. While you can't delete your Facebook account without contacting Facebook staff, you can deactivate it if you want or need to.

The Facebook news feed brings all of the latest Facebook happenings in an easy to digest format. Find out which of your friends have changed their Facebook relationship status, see who's recently posted photos, who's saying what to whom and more. It's all right here.

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