Video tutorial: come scrivere un post privato su Facebook

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Con le nuove impostazioni della privacy di Facebook molti utenti si sono ritrovati un po’ smarriti, e hanno fatto confusione tra post, tag, messaggi in bacheca e messaggi privati. Cerchiamo allora di fare maggiore chiarezza e qualche distinzione tra le varie opzioni.

Cominciamo col dire che i messaggi in bacheca sono di pubblica visibilità. Quando scriviamo qualcosa sulla nostra bacheca (wall post), mandiamo un messaggio visibile a tutti. E questo vale anche per i post che scriviamo sulla bacheca dei nostri amici, e per i post in cui noi o i nostri amici siamo taggati. Se vogliamo cambiare il livello di privacy ci toccherà cliccare sull’icona a forma di lucchetto e scegliere se farlo visualizzare a tutti oppure solo agli amici, oppure creare un livello di privacy personalizzato per scrivere un post privato, cioè visibile solo alle persone che vogliamo noi.

Per sapere come fare, guardate il video tutorial che trovate subito dopo il salto. Il video è in inglese, ma è facile da comprendere anche così.

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