Tuesday
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Thursday
Actress Samvritha sunil married today with Akhil from Calicut, who is working as an engineer in California, USA. Samvrutha Sunil wedding news has been revealed by the actress herself at Dubai during the Asianet Ujala film Awards.
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Wednesday
Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo
“My happiness has no limits” swetha said . à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. à´°ാà´œ്യത്à´¤ൊà´°ു നടി ഇതാà´¦്യമാà´¯ാà´£് à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´ª്രസവിà´•്à´•ുà´¨്നത്. à´®ൂà´¨്à´¨് à´•്à´¯ാമറ à´¯ൂà´£ിà´±്à´±ുà´•à´³ുà´Ÿെ സഹായത്à´¤ോà´Ÿെ à´°ംà´—à´™്ങള് à´šിà´¤്à´°ീà´•à´°ിà´š്à´šà´¤് - There were no ‘actions’, ‘cuts’ or ‘retakes’ for the “labour room” shoot. But the camera installed by cameraman Jibu captured the pains amidst joy of Swetha as she was slowly being transformed into a mother.Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo.Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo.Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo.Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo.Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo.Swetha Menon delivers a baby girl in front of cam à´•്à´¯ാമറയ്à´•്à´•് à´®ുà´®്à´ªിà´²് à´¶്à´µേà´¤ാ à´®േà´¨ോà´¨് à´ª്രസവിà´š്à´šു. swethamenon delivery video and photo
Friday
mohanlal latest news and film Aadaravode ammakku, organised by M L A . T.A Prathapan under Karuna Charitable Trust at Mala Carmel College to support 1000 aged mothers, some of them 106 years old.
Aadaravode ammakku, organised by M L A . T.A Prathapan under Karuna Charitable Trust at Mala Carmel College to support 1000 aged mothers, some of them 106 years old.
Sunday
How does privacy work for apps and websites? On Facebook, your name, profile picture, gender, username, user ID (account number) and networks are visible to everyone (learn why). Also, by default, apps have access to your friends list and any information you choose to share with everyone. To manage your settings for each app you’ve authorized: Click the at the top right corner of Facebook and click Account Settings. From the menu in the left column, select Apps. Select the app you want by clicking on the app's name or the edit link Choose an audience with the audience selector from the App activity privacy section. That app can only publish stories to people within the audience you choose. Note: This only controls who sees the app activity that is shared on Facebook. For what people see off Facebook, check the settings in the app itself and their policies. To manage your general settings for apps and websites: Click the at the top left corner of Facebook and pick Privacy Settings. Under the Apps and Websites heading, click Edit settings. From here, you can turn off all platform apps, control what information is open to your friends through apps and websites they use, and more. Permalink · Share Was this answer helpful? I want to make all my of past posts visible to only friends. If you’re concerned about who can see your past posts, there’s a privacy tool to limit the audience for anything you've shared with more than your friends (ex: public posts). Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings Scroll down the page to find Limit the Audience for Past Posts Click on Manage Past Post Visibility Some important notes about this tool: You can’t undo this action This may result in people losing access to things that they previously commented on People who are tagged in your posts and their friends may still be able to see these posts This tool doesn’t make any posts with a more private or custom setting open to Friends You still have the option to change the audience of each of your posts Permalink · Share Was this answer helpful facebook?
On Facebook, your name, profile picture, gender, username, user ID (account number) and networks are visible to everyone (learn why). Also, by default, apps have access to your friends list and any information you choose to share with everyone.
To manage your settings for each app you’ve authorized:
To manage your general settings for apps and websites:
To manage your settings for each app you’ve authorized:
- Click the
at the top right corner of Facebook and click Account Settings. - From the menu in the left column, select Apps.
- Select the app you want by clicking on the app's name or the edit link
- Choose an audience with the audience selector from the App activity privacy section. That app can only publish stories to people within the audience you choose.
To manage your general settings for apps and websites:
- Click the at the top left corner of Facebook and pick Privacy Settings.
- Under the Apps and Websites heading, click Edit settings. From here, you can turn off all platform apps, control what information is open to your friends through apps and websites they use, and more.
If
you’re concerned about who can see your past posts, there’s a privacy
tool to limit the audience for anything you've shared with more than
your friends (ex: public posts).
Some important notes about this tool:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Scroll down the page to find Limit the Audience for Past Posts
- Click on Manage Past Post Visibility
Some important notes about this tool:
- You can’t undo this action
- This may result in people losing access to things that they previously commented on
- People who are tagged in your posts and their friends may still be able to see these posts
- This tool doesn’t make any posts with a more private or custom setting open to Friends
- You still have the option to change the audience of each of your posts
How do I block someone in facebook?
To block someone: - Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Scroll to the Blocked People and Apps section and click Manage Blocking.
- Enter the name or email address of the person you want to block and click Block. People will not be notified when you block them.
dropdown. If you still can’t block someone using the methods described above, it’s possible that this person left Facebook or restricted their privacy settings. You can still prevent them from viewing your profile (timeline) by adjusting your privacy settings.
How do I turn on the option to review tags that friends add to my posts before they appear on facebook?
If you’d like to review posts and photos you're tagged in before they go on your timeline, turn on Timeline Review:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Find the Timeline and Tagging section and choose Edit Settings
- Click Review posts friends tag you in before they appear on your timeline
- Click on the dropdown at the top-right and select Enabled
If you’d like to review tags that friends add to things you share before they get added, turn on Tag Review.
Note that you’ll be asked to review tags that non-friends add to your posts.
Remember: When you approve a tag, the person tagged and their friends can see your post. If you don't want your post to be visible to the friends of the person tagged, you can adjust this setting. Simply click on the audience selector next to the story, select
Custom, and uncheck the Friends of those tagged box.
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Under the Timeline and Tagging section, choose Edit Settings.
- Click Review tags friends add to your own posts on Facebook.
- Click on the current status icon of Tag Review in the upper-right corner of the pop-up.
- Select Enabled.
Note that you’ll be asked to review tags that non-friends add to your posts.
Remember: When you approve a tag, the person tagged and their friends can see your post. If you don't want your post to be visible to the friends of the person tagged, you can adjust this setting. Simply click on the audience selector next to the story, select
Custom, and uncheck the Friends of those tagged box. How do I control who sees posts and photos that I’m tagged in on my timeline on facebook?
To choose who can see your tagged posts and photos after they appear on your timeline, use the Timeline and Tagging privacy setting. - Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Under the Timeline and Tagging section, choose Edit Settings.
- Click to edit the Who can see posts you've been tagged in on your timeline? setting.
- Choose an audience from the dropdown menu. The audience you choose will be able to see posts you’re tagged in on your timeline.
If you’d like to review posts and photos you're tagged in before they go on your timeline, turn on Timeline Review:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Find the Timeline and Tagging section and choose Edit Settings
- Click Review posts friends tag you in before they appear on your timeline
- Click on the dropdown at the top-right and select Enabled
How do I turn on the option to review tags that friends add to my posts before they appear facebook?
If
you’d like to review tags that friends add to things you share before
they get added, turn on Tag Review. Click the account menu at the top
right of...
If you don’t want Facebook to suggest that friends tag you when photos look like you, you can turn off this feature:
Before you opt out of using this feature, we encourage you to consider how tag suggestions benefit you and your friends. Our tagging tools (including grouping photos that look similar and suggesting friends who might be in them) are meant to make it easier for you to share your memories and experiences with your friends.
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Find the Timeline and Tagging section and choose Edit Settings.
- Click Who sees tag suggestions when photos that look like you are uploaded?
- Click on dropdown in the lower-right corner of the pop-up and choose your audience.
Before you opt out of using this feature, we encourage you to consider how tag suggestions benefit you and your friends. Our tagging tools (including grouping photos that look similar and suggesting friends who might be in them) are meant to make it easier for you to share your memories and experiences with your friends.
What’s the difference between Timeline Review and Tag Review facebook?
Timeline Review lets you approve or reject posts that people tag you in before they go on your timeline. Tag Review lets you approve or reject tags that people add to your posts.
How does privacy work for apps and websites on Facebook?
On Facebook, your name, profile picture, gender, username, user ID (account number) and networks are visible to everyone (learn why). Also, by default, apps have access to your friends list and any information you choose to share with everyone.
To manage your settings for each app you’ve authorized:
To manage your general settings for apps and websites:
To manage your settings for each app you’ve authorized:
- Click the at the top right corner of Facebook and click Account Settings.
- From the menu in the left column, select Apps.
- Select the app you want by clicking on the app's name or the edit link
- Choose an audience with the audience selector from the App activity privacy section. That app can only publish stories to people within the audience you choose.
To manage your general settings for apps and websites:
- Click the at the top left corner of Facebook and pick Privacy Settings.
- Under the Apps and Websites heading, click Edit settings. From here, you can turn off all platform apps, control what information is open to your friends through apps and websites they use, and more.
How do I control who sees posts and photos that I’m tagged in on my timeline on facebook?
To choose who can see your tagged posts and photos after they appear on your timeline, use the Timeline and Tagging privacy setting. - Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Under the Timeline and Tagging section, choose Edit Settings.
- Click to edit the Who can see posts you've been tagged in on your timeline? setting.
- Choose an audience from the dropdown menu. The audience you choose will be able to see posts you’re tagged in on your timeline.
Who can see posts on my timeline Facebook?
We
used to have a setting that controlled who can look up your timeline
using your name. We removed that setting because your timeline could be
discovered in other ways in connection with your name. For example, if
you selected Friends or Friends of Friends for this
setting, it only prevented your timeline from showing up in search
results. It didn't prevent a link to your timeline from showing up in
search connected to other posts, like posts you're tagged in. It also
didn't prevent your timeline from being discovered through other search
terms like employment, college, location, etc. Additionally, anyone who
knew your unique timeline address (with either your User ID or
username), could find your timeline. Many people used this control to prevent unwanted friend requests or messages. To control who can send you a friend request or a Facebook message:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings
- Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can send you friend requests? or Who can send you Facebook messages?
- The visibility of posts you make on your own timeline depends on the audience you choose for each post using the audience selector. For example, a friend will see posts you've set to Friends and Public, while a non-friend will only see posts you've set to Public.
- The visibility of posts others make on your timeline depends on the setting you've chosen for who can see posts by others.
How do I control who can look up my timeline by name in facebook?
How do I control who can look up my timeline by name?
We used to have a setting that controlled who can look up your timeline
using your name. We removed that setting because your timeline could be
discovered in other ways in connection with your name. For example, if
you selected Friends or Friends of Friends for this
setting, it only prevented your timeline from showing up in search
results. It didn't prevent a link to your timeline from showing up in
search connected to other posts, like posts you're tagged in. It also
didn't prevent your timeline from being discovered through other search
terms like employment, college, location, etc. Additionally, anyone who
knew your unique timeline address (with either your User ID or
username), could find your timeline.
Many people used this control to prevent unwanted friend requests or messages. To control who can send you a friend request or a Facebook message:
We used to have a setting that controlled who can look up your timeline
using your name. We removed that setting because your timeline could be
discovered in other ways in connection with your name. For example, if
you selected Friends or Friends of Friends for this
setting, it only prevented your timeline from showing up in search
results. It didn't prevent a link to your timeline from showing up in
search connected to other posts, like posts you're tagged in. It also
didn't prevent your timeline from being discovered through other search
terms like employment, college, location, etc. Additionally, anyone who
knew your unique timeline address (with either your User ID or
username), could find your timeline. Many people used this control to prevent unwanted friend requests or messages. To control who can send you a friend request or a Facebook message:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings
- Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can send you friend requests? or Who can send you Facebook messages?
How do I control who can message me on Facebook?
You control who can see you on chat, who can message you on Facebook, and who can send you email. Who sees you on chat
By default, all your friends can see you on chat. If you only want to chat with a few select friends, simply:
- Click the icon at the bottom of the chat sidebar and select Advanced Settings...
- Choose friends (or lists of friends) you want to be available to on chat
icon and select Go Offline to X. Learn more about advanced chat settings. Who can send you Facebook messages and email
By default, anyone on Facebook can send you a message, and anyone outside of Facebook can email you at your "username@facebook.com." Messages and email all go to your Facebook Messages.
To edit who can message you, simply:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings.
- Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can send you Facebook messages?
How do I control who can add me as a friend in facebook?
By default, anyone on Facebook can send you a friend request. If you’d like to modify who can send you friend requests:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings
- Select your preference from the drop-down menu next to Who can send you friend requests?
How do I control who can find me on Facebook using the contact info I've provided?
By default, your privacy settings allow everyone to find you with
search and friend finder using the contact info you have provided, such
as your email address and phone number. But when people click on your
name in a search result, they won’t be able to see all of the
information in your timeline. They'll always be able to view your name,
gender, profile picture, username, user id (account number) and networks
(learn why).
Your privacy settings determine whether people can view additional
information when they click on your name in a search result. If you’d like to modify who can look you up using your email address or phone number:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings
- Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can look you up using the email address or phone number you provided?
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings
- Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can send you Facebook messages?
Was this answer helpful? How do I control who can see what's on my timeline in facebook?
On your own timeline
Your controls are right next to each thing you share. Use the audience selector to choose who can see what you're sharing. The audience you choose appears along with whatever you are saying. You can also use the tool to change who you are sharing with after you post.
Have something you only want to share with a few friends? Send a message, create a group, or share with a friend list of your choice.
Your posts that are not on your own timeline
You will not be able to use the audience selector unless you are posting on your own timeline. If you post to another person's timeline, the person whose timeline you are posting to controls what audience can view your post.
Learn more:
Here's an overview of who can see what's on your timeline and tools you can use to control what you share.
Overview
Overview
- You choose who can see basic information like your hometown or birthday when you edit your timeline. Click Update Info (under your cover photo) and then click the Edit button next to the box you want to edit. Use the audience selector next to each piece of information to choose who can see that info.
- Anyone can see your public information, which includes your name, profile picture, gender, username, user ID (account number), and networks (learn why).
- Only you and your friends can post to your timeline. When you post something, you can control who sees it by using the audience selector. When friends post, whether people can see it depends on your timeline privacy setting selection.
- As you edit your info, you can control who sees what by using the audience selector.
- Before photos, posts and app activities that you’re tagged in appear on your timeline, you can approve or reject them by turning on Timeline Review.
- To choose who can see your tagged photos, posts and app activities after they appear on your timeline, use the Timeline Visibility privacy setting.
- To see exactly what your timeline looks like to other people, use the View As tool.
How does privacy work for things I share in facebook?
On your own timeline
Your controls are right next to each thing you share. Use the audience selector to choose who can see what you're sharing. The audience you choose appears along with whatever you are saying. You can also use the tool to change who you are sharing with after you post.
Have something you only want to share with a few friends? Send a message, create a group, or share with a friend list of your choice.
Your posts that are not on your own timeline
You will not be able to use the audience selector unless you are posting on your own timeline. If you post to another person's timeline, the person whose timeline you are posting to controls what audience can view your post.
Learn more:
HOW TO SETTINGS MY PRIVACY IN FACEBOOK Where are my privacy settings in facebook?
Learn the Privacy Basics
About Privacy Settings Facebook
To get to your privacy settings, click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page, and choose Privacy Settings.
This page contains a group of general controls for your Facebook
account, such as who can send you friend requests and messages. For
everything else that you share on Facebook, you can choose your audience right when
at the top right of any Facebook page, and choose Privacy Settings.
This page contains a group of general controls for your Facebook
account, such as who can send you friend requests and messages. For
everything else that you share on Facebook, you can choose your audience right whenWas this answer helpful? How do I control whether my timeline shows up in "People You May Know" for other people?
People You May Know
helps you find and connect with other people on Facebook that you're
likely to know. If you don’t want your timeline to appear in this
section for people who are not friends with your friends, you can adjust
your privacy settings. Here's how:
- Choose the Privacy Settings option in the settings dropdown menu at the top of any Facebook page
- Find the How You Connect section
- Click Edit Settings
- Change the settings for people who can send you friend requests to Friends of Friends
How do I add contact information to my business's Facebook Page?
- At the top of your Page, click Edit Page
- Select Update Info
- Add an address, phone number, email address and website in the fields provided
- Click Save Changes
- Click the summary box under your Page's profile picture
- Hover over the About section and click
Edit - Add text to the About field of your Page's Basic Information tab
- Click Save Changes
How do I control who can message me on Facebook? You control who can see you on chat, who can message you on Facebook, and who can send you email. Who sees you on chat By default, all your friends can see you on chat. If you only want to chat with a few select friends, simply: Click the icon at the bottom of the chat sidebar and select Advanced Settings... Choose friends (or lists of friends) you want to be available to on chat You can also go offline to someone while you're chatting with them. At the top of your chat window, click the icon and select Go Offline to X. Learn more about advanced chat settings. Who can send you Facebook messages and email By default, anyone on Facebook can send you a message, and anyone outside of Facebook can email you at your "username@facebook.com." Messages and email all go to your Facebook Messages. To edit who can message you, simply: Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings. Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings. Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can send you Facebook messages? Note: Changes to the "Who can message me" privacy setting may take up to 24 hours to take effect. Permalink · Share Was this answer helpful? How do I edit the privacy settings for my photo albums?
To edit the privacy settings for photo albums you've posted: - Go to your timeline and click on the Photos section
- Use the audience selector tool under each album to control who can see your photos
- The privacy setting for your Cover Photos album is always public.
- If there's a photo of you in an album that someone else posted, only the person who posted it can change the album privacy. If you don't like the photo, you can remove a tag or escalate the issue.
- If you share a high resolution photo or album with someone, that person will be able to download those photos.
- Unlike other photo albums you create, you can choose an audience for individual photos in your Wall Photos and Mobile Uploads albums. Each time you post a new photo, you pick who sees that photo using the audience selector.
Some photo albums allow me to adjust the privacy setting for individual photos. How do I do this?
Photos you upload to your Profile Pictures, Wall Photos or Mobile Uploads albums allow you to select the audience for each individual photo.
To adjust the privacy settings of photos you've already posted to these albums, simply:
- Go to your timeline and click on the Photos section.
- Open the album where the photo is.
- Click on the photo you want to edit.
- Once the photo is expanded, the current audience of the photo will appear in the upper right corner (ex: if the photo's privacy is set to public, you will see the
icon). Click on the icon and select the new audience you want to share the photo with.
How do I control who can message me on Facebook?
You control who can see you on chat, who can message you on Facebook, and who can send you email.
Who sees you on chat
By default, all your friends can see you on chat. If you only want to chat with a few select friends, simply:
icon and select Go Offline to X. Learn more about advanced chat settings.
Who can send you Facebook messages and email
By default, anyone on Facebook can send you a message, and anyone outside of Facebook can email you at your "username@facebook.com." Messages and email all go to your Facebook Messages.
To edit who can message you, simply:
Who sees you on chat
By default, all your friends can see you on chat. If you only want to chat with a few select friends, simply:
- Click the icon at the bottom of the chat sidebar and select Advanced Settings...
- Choose friends (or lists of friends) you want to be available to on chat
icon and select Go Offline to X. Learn more about advanced chat settings. Who can send you Facebook messages and email
By default, anyone on Facebook can send you a message, and anyone outside of Facebook can email you at your "username@facebook.com." Messages and email all go to your Facebook Messages.
To edit who can message you, simply:
- Click the account menu at the top right of any Facebook page and choose Privacy Settings.
- Next to the How You Connect heading, click Edit Settings.
- Select your preference from the dropdown menu next to Who can send you Facebook messages?
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