September 2015
Beginner to intermediate
984 pages
24h 25m
English
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Chapter 3
Getting Started with Facebook
In This Chapter
Where’s the Universal Facebook app?
Establishing a Facebook account
Nailing down your settings
Building your Timeline
Locking down your Facebook info
If you don’t yet have a Facebook account, about a billion and a half people are ahead of you.
Of course, many of them said the same thing about mobile phones two decades ago. ATMs. Online banking. Two decades before that they lambasted the newfangled color television stuff — it’ll never catch on, you know?
In the past decade, Facebook’s become an important part of the daily routine of 900 million people, and it claims more than 1.4 billion registered users who go online ...
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I have friends who figure Facebook is some sort of fad that’s going away soon. They’d rather be drawn and quartered than put anything on Facebook. “You lose your privacy,” they say, “I don’t see any need for it.”