Facebook allows you to not only have friends that can see all of what's posted on your timeline, but lets you subscribe to others that may not be your friends. Only public posts will be viewable to those people.
If you prefer not to have public subscribers and followers on Facebook or want to customize whether or not they can comment on your public posts, you can do so easily with Facebook for both iPhone and iPad. Here's how:
- Launch the Facebook app from the Home screen of your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on the menu icon in the upper left hand corner.
- Scroll down to the bottom of the menu and tap on Privacy Settings.
- From the Privacy Settings Menu, tap on Followers.
- In this section, you can choose to enable disable followers all together as well as tweak whether or not they can comment on your posts.
That's all there is to it. Just disable followers if you don't want people that aren't your friends being able to access your content in their timeline. If you're okay with that but just don't want them to be able to comment on any of it, just edit those settings instead.
Some new MacBook Pro SD card readers are struggling to read SD cards
Owners of new 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pros are reporting odd issues relating to their newly-gained SD card slots. Reports suggest that some cards aren't working as well as they should — or at all.
Celebrate the 'Year on TikTok 2021' with memes and more memes
TikTok is celebrating its 2021 with new data on which accounts grew and what was popular.
Apple's rumored mixed reality headset to focus on gaming, content, comms
Apple's rumored mixed reality headset will mainly focus on gaming, watching content, and communications according to a new report by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.
Keep out the crumbs and dust with a keyboard cover for your MacBook Pro
Heard rumblings about the MacBook Pro keyboard being felled by nothing more than a speck of dust? It can happen, so grab one of these keyboard covers and protect your tech.