Facebook

4. An email message and on your homepage whenever someone interacts with you on Facebook.
6. How often to review your privacy settings.
8. Being this you could be sharing personal information you’d rather keep private, like your birth date or address.
9. You'll use this to share status updates with your friends.
10. A defaulting feature that means only people you've added as friends on Facebook can see what you share.
11. If you have a smartphone, Facebook strongly recommends using this instead.
13. A feature that allows you to share your emotions toward a post.
15. Allows you to post status updates and send messages by sending text messages from your phone.
17. These settings control things like your password, notifications, and more.
21. If you decide that you no longer want to use Facebook, you can do this to it.
23. The age someone needs to be to get a Facebook account.
24. The recommended setting for most privacy information.
25. Whenever you like something on Facebook, you're also doing this to a Facebook page.
26. One of the most common things people share on Facebook.

1. If you ever decide that you'd like to stop seeing updates from certain friends, you can do this to their posts.
2. You can hide your online status by going...
3. You can communicate in real time with your friends using...
5. How many types of groups on Facebook?
6. The fastest way to change your privacy settings.
7. Facebook is a...
12. you cannot control this for the things you share on your friends' Timelines.
14. feed/A stream of updates from your friends and any Facebook pages you follow.
16. You can modify your account settings at...
18. To share something with everyone except for a list of friends, choose this in the audience selector.
19. Groups make it easy for everyone to do this with one another.
20. You should only do this if you are absolutely sure you don’t want your account.
22. You can easily control who you share with by separating your friends into these.