When you share things on a social network, like Facebook, where it ends up being displayed shouldn’t be a surprise. Yet, the surprises are what make most people feel that their privacy is being infringed. It’s not that we don’t want to share, it’s that we want to understand exactly how and with whom we are sharing. However, the privacy settings are often confusing and difficult to find. Join us as Steve Judd of University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension and the Network Literacy Community of Practice discusses online privacy and shows how to adjust your Facebook privacy settings and what they mean. People planning to attend this event may also be interested in this blog post: Perspectives on privacy (http://blogs.extension.org/militaryfamilies/2012/03/06/perspectives-on-privacy-foundation/).
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