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Hi Colleagues, Family and Friends,

We can never be too careful about having solid passwords that computer

hacker programs can't easily decode OR about how much of our info gets shared

with social networking. Some valuable info here. Please do take a moment to

read; log in; and protect yourself and all those you communicate with!

Thanks! Jan Patenaude

LinkedIn and Facebook can use your picture, your name and your posts in

their ads. Unless you are OK with that, you need to change your privacy

settings in each social media to protect your image, name aka brand,

posts, likes. Your picture, name, posts, likes serve as advertising for

a third party using your public LinkedIn or Facebook information. Make

sense?

LinkedIn:

1. Log into LinkedIn.

2. From your home screen, click drop down box next to your name in

upper right corner and click settings.

3. Click Account in the middle of the page

4. Click manage social advertising

5. Uncheck box that allows LinkedIn may use my name, photo in social

advertising

6. Click Save.

Facebook

1. Login to Facebook

2. In the upper right corner, click on Account

3. Click on Account Settings

4. In left column, click Facebook Ads

5. In Facebook ads, click edit third party ad settings

6. In Ads shown by third parties, choose either:

1. Only my friends

2. No One

7. Click Save changes

8. Screen will return to Facebook ads, Click on edit social ads settings

9. In Pair my social actions wiht ads for, choose either

1. Only my friends

2. No One

10. Click Save changes

Hope this helps.

> Colleagues,

> In June, LinkedIn changed their privacy settings to default which allows

> their use of your name / photo in their social ads ESPECIALLY if you

> follow a third-party brand AND they didn't publish that change to

> LinkedIn members. So check your default privacy settings on LinkedIn.

>

> On Facebook, a company can use your image or post about their products

> in a social ad or on their website if you like their products. Check

> your privacy settings on FB.

>

> MySpace is similar in that your photo and name will appear on pages of

> music, video and content you have on your page.

Jan Patenaude, RD, CLT

Director of Medical Nutrition

Signet Diagnostic Corp.

Telecommuting Nationwide

(Mountain Time)

Fax:

DineRight4@...

Certified LEAP Therapist and specialist in food sensitivity for IBS,

migraine, fibromyalgia and multiple inflammatory conditions. Co-author of the

Certified LEAP Therapist (CLT) Training Course.

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>

>

> Hi Colleagues, Family and Friends,

>

> We can never be too careful about having solid passwords that computer

> hacker programs can't easily decode OR about how much of our info gets

> shared

> with social networking. Some valuable info here. Please do take a moment to

>

> read; log in; and protect yourself and all those you communicate with!

>

> Thanks! Jan Patenaude

>

>

> LinkedIn and Facebook can use your picture, your name and your posts in

> their ads. Unless you are OK with that, you need to change your privacy

> settings in each social media to protect your image, name aka brand,

> posts, likes. Your picture, name, posts, likes serve as advertising for

> a third party using your public LinkedIn or Facebook information. Make

> sense?

>

> LinkedIn:

>

> 1. Log into LinkedIn.

> 2. From your home screen, click drop down box next to your name in

> upper right corner and click settings.

> 3. Click Account in the middle of the page

> 4. Click manage social advertising

> 5. Uncheck box that allows LinkedIn may use my name, photo in social

> advertising

> 6. Click Save.

>

> Facebook

>

> 1. Login to Facebook

> 2. In the upper right corner, click on Account

> 3. Click on Account Settings

> 4. In left column, click Facebook Ads

> 5. In Facebook ads, click edit third party ad settings

> 6. In Ads shown by third parties, choose either:

> 1. Only my friends

> 2. No One

> 7. Click Save changes

> 8. Screen will return to Facebook ads, Click on edit social ads settings

> 9. In Pair my social actions wiht ads for, choose either

> 1. Only my friends

> 2. No One

> 10. Click Save changes

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> > Colleagues,

> > In June, LinkedIn changed their privacy settings to default which allows

> > their use of your name / photo in their social ads ESPECIALLY if you

> > follow a third-party brand AND they didn't publish that change to

> > LinkedIn members. So check your default privacy settings on LinkedIn.

> >

> > On Facebook, a company can use your image or post about their products

> > in a social ad or on their website if you like their products. Check

> > your privacy settings on FB.

> >

> > MySpace is similar in that your photo and name will appear on pages of

> > music, video and content you have on your page.

>

>

>

>

> Jan Patenaude, RD, CLT

> Director of Medical Nutrition

> Signet Diagnostic Corp.

> Telecommuting Nationwide

> (Mountain Time)

> Fax:

> DineRight4@...

>

> Certified LEAP Therapist and specialist in food sensitivity for IBS,

> migraine, fibromyalgia and multiple inflammatory conditions. Co-author of

> the

> Certified LEAP Therapist (CLT) Training Course.

>

>