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How do I restrict Facebook photo albums?
How do I edit the privacy settings for my photo albums on…
- Scroll down and tap Photos.
- Tap the album you’d like to change the privacy settings for. You can tap More Albums to find it.
- Tap and select Edit.
- Tap Audience to choose who can see your album.
- Tap to select a new audience (Example: Friends).
- Tap Save.
How do I change the privacy on a Facebook album?
Albums tab is located just below your Profile Picture. Select the album that you want to edit its privacy settings. Edit tab is located at the right side of the page beside the Feature on Profile tab. Choose your option from the drop down menu at the privacy tab.
How do you hide photos on Facebook?
Click “Only Me” to hide the photo from all of Facebook. If you do not have that option then the photo is part of one of your albums. Click “Edit Album Privacy” instead, click the “Privacy” drop-down menu from the pop-up box, click “Only Me” and click “Save.”
Does Facebook automatically follow albums?
No, your friends can’t see if you look their photo albums.
How can I limit access to my Facebook photos?
If you would prefer to limit access to your photos, uncheck this option. To see more access options, click “Customize settings” to fine-tune your Facebook sharing.
How many photos can be added to a Facebook album?
Upon launch, up to 50 people can be added as contributors, each being allowed to share 200 photos. This means an album will now be able to hold up to 10,000 photos, compared to the 1,000 photos-per-album limit prior.
How can I control who can view my Facebook photos?
To see more access options, click “Customize settings” to fine-tune your Facebook sharing. On the Customize Settings page, select “Edit privacy settings for existing photos albums and videos” at the end of the “Things I share” options to open a page listing your current albums and videos.
Can a person see my profile picture on Facebook?
Our profile picture also will be public, and all the people that have access to your profile will be able to see it. However, the comments and likes in the photo, as well as the other photos of this same album, will have the settings set by default for the rest of the publications.