Archive for May, 2010

Take a look at some of the statistics on Facebook:

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Popularity: 26% [?]

If someone is hacking your Facebook account from a strange computer, then Facebook has the ability to notify you via email or SMS.

Set Up The Facebook Hacking Notification

To get the security notification operating go to “My Account”:

Account Settings

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Click on the settings tab:

Click The Settings Tab

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Click on “Yes” to receive notifications:

Facebook Security

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Once this is submitted you need to log out of your Facebook account and then log back in. As you log back in you will be asked to register the computer you are on.

Register your computer:

Register Your Computer

You can receive security notifications by email or by SMS. If you receive a notification and you are not aware of the new access to your account then log in and change your password right away. And then notify Facebook

Dropped Cookies Require Re-Register

If your PC drops cookies for any reason you may need to re-register your computer. Facebook may also ask you some security questions to get into your account.

Popularity: 11% [?]

Facebook has made some significant changes in the last couple of months. The primary one has been the implementation of their Like button. Adding one to your blog posts can get you more traffic from a very focused market.

How To Add The Button

In the developers pages of Facebook visit the Like Button page. There you get instructions on a range of ways to put Like on your sites. At the bottom of the page is a code generator. Plug in the URL of the page you Like. Make sure it is the specific page and not the home page of your site. Then click the “Get Code” button and it will give you code to post on you page. Next, go to your site and post the code in the place you want to post the button. I like to put them at the bottom of my articles. Then readers can click the button and they notify their friends of a good read.

Popularity: 10% [?]