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34. Don't let Google see you If Google using what little of your profile is visible after you've adjusted your security settings to your perfect level of privacy makes you nervous, you can tell all search engines that you don't want them to view your profile by going to 'Account, privacy settings, search and search engines' and unchecking the box beside 'public search engine'. If you've got good security settings and are happy for your name and photo to appear, have a look at the preview before checking it. There is very little on the average profile, including no updates. 35. Hacked? Sometimes, people lose control of their Facebook account - this could be because of a virus, or worse. You can regain control by following the instructions by following Facebook's own guidelines. It's important to do a virus scan as soon as you discover you've been hacked - just in case - do that before returning to the site to reclaim your profile. 36. Photos and videos - don't appear where you don't want to Along with all other privacy settings - be especially careful about your movie and photo settings. It's important that you keep your video and photo settings as private as you can - if you're tagged in either, it displays them to the 'world' at large based on your settings. If you lock your video and photo options to minimum, friends only, you can be sure that embarrassing items will be kept to just your circle, rather than any Google Cache.