Facebook has made it possible for its members to assign, on the fly, a wider variety of access levels to content they post using third-party applications and Web sites, the company said Wednesday.
Previously, members chose a default privacy setting for content shared via applications, and that setting was then applied across the board to this type of post going forward.
While this default setting remains, members now have the option to apply a different access setting to each thing they post through an application or Web site, on a case-by-case basis, according to Facebook.
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Previously, members chose a default privacy setting for content shared via applications, and that setting was then applied across the board to this type of post going forward.
While this default setting remains, members now have the option to apply a different access setting to each thing they post through an application or Web site, on a case-by-case basis, according to Facebook.
More: http://pcworld.com/article/189672/