3 things the Facebook, Google, and Twitter CEOs were grilled about in Congress
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Alphabet Inc. CEO Sundar Pichai, and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey were grilled by the Boomers of Congress on Thursday. Zuckerberg and Pichai both video’d in from what looked like very smart officesDorsey, on the other hand, was in his kitchen and had an aura of…
How to Deactivate a Facebook Account Instead of Deleting It
It’s understandable to want a break from social media. If left unchecked, social media use can turn into a seemingly endless time suck. This could be wreaking havoc on your productivity, mental health, or cause other issues. One step many people decide to take in these situations is deleting social
If you look at the login Facebook page below, it looks very legit (click on the screenshot below), but it is a FAKE. How can you tell it is FAKE? Look at the web address; it is obviously not Facebook. If you receive this and actually enter your login information, the criminal behind this scam captures your login information which then allows the criminal to fully access your account. Many folks are receiving in “Facebook Messenger” a message from what appears to be a legit friend that will bait you in. In this case, the legit friend sent what appears to be a “YouTube Video” titled, “look what I found” (see screenshot below) and when you click or go to the video, the FAKE Facebook login screen (that you see below) will appear. Looks real, doesn’t it? Please continue to read…
Facebook has a high-end interface that you typically see on your desktop computer (at facebook.com) and in the Facebook app that you use on your phones. Both of these interfaces, whether on the computer, smartphone or tablet, can consume a lot of memory. What most folks don’t know is that there are other ways of loading Facebook in your web browser that uses a less intensive user interface (and less memory) that is geared toward loading facebook on a mobile phone. For example, let’s say your Facebook app is not working on your phone. You can go to your web browser on your phone (note: this will work in the web browser on your computer and tablet as well) and try (type) the following web addresses into the browser:
Continue reading “Did you know that there is are two very basic forms of Facebook you can use on your computer and smartphone?”Technipages has a good instructional post up that guides you in removing (or retracting) a Facebook message that you may have inadvertently sent… According to the article, if you act fast enough, you can kill the message from both sides…
