This section focuses on cybersecurity, online safety, digital identity risks, and social-media-related security issues. Here you’ll find articles about account protection, impersonation, public data exposure, and how information spreads across social platforms.
Users Search – Find People and Profiles Across Social Media
Use our Users Search tool to investigate public social media profiles by name or username. Discover related accounts,
analyze digital footprints, and explore cross-platform identities from one place.
Facebook Viewer – Unofficial Facebook Viewer Tool
If you need to view public Facebook profiles, pages, or posts outside the standard Facebook interface,
our facebook viewer helps you explore publicly available Facebook content for research and security purposes.
Developers of the popular WhatsApp messenger have added new features related to the group chats and privacy settings.
First innovation gives users more control over who can see their photos, recent activity and other data. Previously information could be shown to everyone, hidden from everyone or shown only to contacts. Now you can adjust settings for each contact individually.
Back in December Facebook introduced a $1 charge for sending a message to the Facebook inbox of any user.
Today we’d like to share a FREE way for messaging strangers on Facebook, just have a look on a step-by-step below.
The most popular social network updated interface of the Help Center: simple navigation and a list of frequently asked questions.
Facebook launched Help Center in 2007 as a part of the users support service, which provided answers for the various questions about functions and products of the social network. An updated version of the Facebook Help Center is designed to simplify the search of information for users and developers.
Alongside Facebook’s own tools, many users also rely on external services to explore public profiles, pages, and posts. A facebook viewer tool makes it easier to browse publicly available Facebook content and find information in one place.
Yesterday the UK based company ALLOW announced a launch of the first social media insurance to protect against reputation issues, social network account jacking and ID theft.
It is no a secret that social networks users do care a lot about their online reputation and cyber criminals get profit out of hacking Facebook or Twitter accounts.
Facebook is constantly updating its inteface and settings configuration, so most of the How-To tutorials published in the various blogs are invalid now.
Today we are reviewing the up-to-date process of removing yourself from Facebook Search Results with screenshots:
Facebook is quickly becoming one of the most popular platforms for web-scams of all kinds. This is not surprising due to 900 million potential victims. Web criminals invent new ways of cheating everyday, recent trend is Profile Visitor Applications, according to Internet security company Dr. Web.
The founders of Facebook have signed an agreement with a number of antivirus software companies. After that, users of the social network can have access to the free versions of the antivirus programs and install some other security tools.
As in any social network, Facebook is full of people who are not completely familiar with the privacy settings. If a person is engaged in serious business, and uses the Facebook page to attract customers, then open page is good, however, if the personal page is open to the public, it can lead to some problems, including hacking the page.
To better understand what information from a Facebook profile is actually visible to others, you can use a facebook viewer tool to explore publicly accessible Facebook posts and profiles as they appear outside the platform.
Let’s have a look at 7 common mistakes of the average user:
According to the new research, Facebook’s restriction for registration of users under 13 years old, does not stop little children from doing it.
Previously we had an overview of the Popular Tools for Monitoring Your Children on Facebook. Now MinorMonitor, a tool for parents for monitoring activity of their children on Facebook, reports that in a poll of 1000 parents about how their kids use Facebook, appears that 38% of children under 12 years old are on Facebook. Among 1000 children, according to their parents, 40 were under the age of six.
In the social network Facebook profiles of popular users will be checked up in the nearest future. Owners of these accounts will have to confirm that they are real people. It was reported by TechCrunch.
