are cover photos always public on facebook?
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Your current cover photo and profile picture are always public, but you can change the privacy setting individually for each of the other photos in your Cover Photos and Profile Pictures albums.
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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 the album you'd like to change the privacy settings for. ... ", 'Tap and select Edit.', 'Tap Audience to choose who can see your album.']
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No, people can not tell when someone else has saved a picture. No, people can not tell when someone else has saved a picture. When you view a facebook profile (on a phone or a PC) the images have been downloaded to your device already.
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2 Answers. If you comment on a page then that is public (except for any geographic or age restrictions set by the page admin) and even non-friends can see it. If you post on your wall/timeline then you control who can see it; if you post to Public then even those on your Restricted list will see it.
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You will see an option called Update Profile Picture. ... If you do not want to show this update publicly or you want to change Facebook profile picture without notifying friends, you need to make this update “Private”. For that, click the globe sign visible next to the date/time and select Only me. That's all!
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Hi Helen, Your current cover photo and profile picture are always public, but you can change the privacy setting individually for each of the other photos in your Cover Photos and Profile Pictures albums.
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The short answer to your question in no. If the original poster's privacy settings allow you to view a photo you'll also be able to save it to your device, and that person will not be notified that you have saved the photo.
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Change Facebook Profile Picture without notifying anyone. ... If you do not want to show this update publicly or you want to change Facebook profile picture without notifying friends, you need to make this update “Private”. For that, click the globe sign visible next to the date/time and select Only me. That's all!
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No, people can not tell when someone else has saved a picture. When you view a facebook profile (on a phone or a PC) the images have been downloaded to your device already. They are stored in a temp folder or a cache. ... A) Facebook hasn't ever offered a feature to inform users of photos downloaded.
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['Hover over your existing cover photo. ... ', 'Click the Change Cover button. ... ', "Click Choose from Photos to select a cover photo from photos you've already added to Facebook. ... ", 'Choose Upload Photo to select a cover photo from your computer.']
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Hi Claudia, You can change your photos privacy settings to "Only Me" so the photos will only be visible to you and no one else.
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['Click in the top right of Facebook.', 'Select See your profile.', 'Click Photos, then click Your Photos.', 'Click the photo you want to change the privacy settings for.', 'Click the audience selector below your name at the top (example: ).']
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It is quite safe to upload your pictures on the Facebook but for making sure you must keep in mind some things like: Upload pictures and keep it's access level to the people your know. Don't accept friends request from strangers. Don't send your photos to any stranger in message.
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Tips on how to hide your photos and photo albums on Facebook: - You can make all your photos private on Facebook, except the current profile picture and the current cover photo. They are always public by default. - You can only change the privacy settings for the albums that you've created.
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['Go to your profile and click Photos.', 'Click Albums.', 'Use the audience selector tool under each album to choose "Only Me", so that only you will be able to see your photo album.']
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Unfortunately, Facebook, does not. Anyone can take a copy of an image, a screenshot of your page, post, or messages without you knowing. Of all of the security features Facebook has introduced since its launch, notifications of that type are not among them.
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STEP 3: Click On Edit, Change the default setting from “Public” to “Only ME” and Click on “Done Editing” to save the changes. Now Your Facebook (FB) profile Picture is Private which means it's Unclickable now. No one View the Original/Source Image, or the full view of the image except you.