this made me LOLYou want your wall posts visible only to you? What's the point of posting then...
You want your wall posts visible only to you? What's the point of posting then...
Log into FB - click the "Account" drop down menu in the top right corner - select "Privacy Settings"
Look for "How You Connect" - click "Edit Settings"
Change "Who can post on your wall?" to "Only Me"
Log into FB - click the "Account" drop down menu in the top right corner - select "Privacy Settings"
Look for "How You Connect" - click "Edit Settings"
Change "Who can post on your wall?" to "Only Me"
Correct, and I don't believe FB affords a way to hide this, as it goes against the idea of sharing within the network to create a more robust social experience.if you like a new page (say x), then auomatically a post will appear in your wall
ya...by doing this i can limit others from posting in my wall...
but that is not the problem...
if you like a new page (say x),then auomatically a post will appear in your wall like "Mr MoneyMan likes X"....
that post is visible to public..there is no way to limit its visibility..
you have the option to remove that post..no other way..
It happened to me several times that even after I applied this setting, people could still post. Not all, but a few managed to post "scam & spam" comments, hmmmLOL
Correct, and I don't believe FB affords a way to hide this, as it goes against the idea of sharing within the network to create a more robust social experience.
I was under the impression this feature is only available for personal accounts.They definitely allow you to hide your likes activity for fan pages, but I am not so sure about external websites (if this is what the OP is talking about).
I was under the impression this feature is only available for personal accounts.
Could be, I was reading the thread as if it was a wall on his page.
Oh okay, I was reading it as a wall on a profile because he said "real profile" and "fake profile." Which are you referring to OP?
He has created a fake profile and he doesnt want any recent activities present in the profile wall.