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Facebook must be facing a pressure to introduce newer services/features because of recently launched Google+, a new social network by Google. Ever since Google+ was launched, it’s one service Hangouts has been well received by users. Hangouts lets you live video chat using your webcam among your circles all inside a browser. Now, Facebook is introducing the video call feature called “Video Calling” to compete with Google+. [Read more...]
Facebook is rolling out a new security feature that lets users log out of their accounts remotely from another computer. To do this, go to `account settings’ on your Facebook page and click on `change’ next to ‘account security.’ There, you will see where else your Facebook account is logged in, including the type of device and the city it is in or near. To log out of any of them, click ‘end activity.’ Facebook is making this available over the next couple of weeks. It will be accessible on computers, but not mobile devices.
The feature is similar to what Google Inc’s Gmail offers its users, and Facebook says it is designed to help users keep their logins secure.
activity.’ Facebook is making this available over the next couple of weeks. It will be accessible on computers, but not mobile devices. The feature is similar to what Google Inc’s Gmail offers its users, and Facebook says it is de signed to help users keep their logins secure.
Getting off Facebook -Simple old trick.
In the newest verse to give user the control over their tiny piece of information in Facebook, it has rolled out a new privacy settings available at a single click. The lock like image in the side of every small information is the key to manage what others can access.
According to Facebook Blog, this new privacy will be made easier by passing through transitional phase. However it will take some time to get through all 350 million accounts.If you want to get though it here is the video by Facebook on how to use new Facebook Privacy settings.
