how to change privacy settings on photos you're tagged in?
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Select Settings & Privacy > Settings. In the left column, click Timeline and Tagging. Look for the setting Who can see posts you're tagged in on your timeline? and click Edit to the far right. Select the audience of people (such as Friends) that you'd like to be able to see the posts you've been tagged in.
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["Posts are Public: Anyone can see photos and videos you're tagged in on your profile.", "Posts are Private: Only confirmed followers can see photos and videos you're tagged in on your profile."]
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To change this, open each profile picture and go to Edit, click the privacy button, and under Who should see this?, choose More Options and then click Only Me. You must do this separately for each photo in the album, including your current profile picture.
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['Click the down arrow located next to the Home link and then select “Privacy Settings” from the context menu.', 'Click the “Edit Settings” link located next to the How you Connect section.']
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['Tap on the down arrow located at the upper right corner of your profile picture. When the sub-menu appears, tap on "Edit Privacy".', 'Tap on "Public", erase it and type "Only Me". Tap on "Only Me" when you get it as an option.', 'Tap on “Done” and your profile picture will be hidden.']
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['Go to your profile and tap .', 'Tap Settings > Privacy > Tags.', 'Tap Hide Photos and Videos Of You (iOS) or Hide Photos and Videos(Android).', "Select the photos or videos you'd like to hide from your profile, then tap Hide (iOS) or (Android).", 'Tap Hide From Profile.']
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['Click to open the photo you want to tag.', 'Click "Tag Photo." Your cursor turns into a "+" sign.', 'Click and drag the mouse pointer to create a white box over the section where you want to tag yourself.', 'Click within the "Type any name" field that appears beneath the white box.', 'Type your Facebook user name.']
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From your News Feed, click Groups in the left menu and select your public group. Click More then select Edit Group Settings. Scroll down to Privacy and click Change Privacy Setting. Select Private and then click Confirm.
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['At the top of your News Feed, tap your profile picture to go to your profile.', 'Scroll down and tap Photos.', 'Tap Uploads.', 'Tap to open a photo, then tap in the top right.', "Tap Edit Privacy. If you don't see this: ... ", 'Tap to select who can see your photo, then tap Done.']
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When you receive the update, navigate to your photo albums homepage and open the one titled Cover Photos. To change the audience of a photo, click it, and then hover over the icon next to the date. Choose your new privacy setting for the photo from the dropdown menu.
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['Click in the top right of Facebook.', 'Select Settings & Privacy > Settings.', "Click on the setting you'd like to update from the options in the left sidebar."]
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['Select "Privacy Settings" from the "Settings" drop-down menu after logging in to your Facebook account. ... ', 'Choose the drop-down menu next to "Posts By Me." Select "Friends Only" to prevent nonfriends from viewing -- and therefore downloading -- photos.']
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['Tap your profile picture.', 'Tap the Settings icon in the top right.', 'Tap the Privacy tab.', 'Tap Profile viewing options.', "Tap the mode you'd like to browse in."]
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['From your News Feed, click your name in the top left to go to your profile.', 'Click Photos, then click Albums.', 'Click the album you want to change the privacy settings for.', 'Click in the bottom right.', 'Click Edit.', 'Click below Privacy to control who can see your album.', 'Click Save.']
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['Tap at the top right of Facebook.', 'Scroll down and tap Settings & Privacy, then tap Settings.', "Tap the setting you'd like to adjust."]
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['Click your profile picture in the top right of Facebook.', 'Click Photos, then click Your Photos.', 'Click the photo you want to change the privacy settings for.', 'Click on the right.', 'Click Edit post audience next to your name at the top.']
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Old cover photos go into an album that is entitled "Cover Photos" and is public by default. However, you can change privacy settings individually for any photo that is not being used as your active cover photo, by clicking on the audience selection menu: N.B. nothing on Facebook is truly "private".