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tying various things back to your profile, or allowing you to interact with other sites, or programs using your Facebook credentials. This can be a good and a bad thing - if the interaction causes constant posting to your feed, people may find it annoying, but it also means you've got a centralized login. 41. Lifestreaming Lifestreaming allows you to pull all of your feeds into one place and Facebook offers several widgets based on what you need for your site - go to Facebook's widget page - or search the internet for information on how to use your feeds in interesting ways offsite. Part 3 - The basics of the site Facebook's basics are easy to master, but if you skip learning them, it can slow you down massively - there are several functions on the site that most people don't use, and could, to get more out of their networking, and sharing with friends 42. Posting updates The main basis of Facebook is the ability to post short (420 character) updates - you can tag friends in these by going @ (name) or simply tell people what you're doing up to. Some people take part in mini games in these too the choice is only limited by character length. 43. Auto subscribing Commenting or liking someone's status or notes or anything else in their feed will automatically 'subscribe' you to notifications about any future activity. You can reply to this however, from your email, which means you don't need to log into the site constantly. 44. The notification bar At the top of the page, there is a blue bar with four icons - this is your quick overview of any activity aimed at you. This includes anything

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Part 2 - Access, API and apps offsite Off Facebook access It's important to take advantage of any software or apps that you can use, simply because Facebook can become time consuming if you only access it at a primary terminal. Using apps to speed up your access will mean in most cases, your time won't be devoured by social networking (until you get into games) 37. The best phone app? There is no one 'best' app for Facebook on each mobile platform, so look around and see if you can find a highly recommended one sometimes phones come with bundled apps, or built in API access - which, if you're a social animal your phone can be a lifesaver. Be aware that most apps are limited, as are most phone based browsers. 38. Tweetdeck? Tweetdeck is a twitter poster that has expanded to take in other places like Facebook, and comes highly recommended on any PC or laptop. It has a tiny memory footprint and gives you unparalleled access to a lot of feeds at once. Beware its API call on twitter though (at 150 an hour). Facebook currently has no limitations. 11/26 39. Automatic posting? Some people use automatic posting to allow them to post information at set times, though Facebook's TOS seems to be a little gray about this. Being careful and only posting relevant information will allow you to connect and network in a way it was designed to allow.

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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.

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30. Your name, date of birth, address and other information Keeping as much of your information private as you can means that you can protect yourself against identity fraud - this also means not adding random people and practicing safe login and logout practices. Facebook is rife with mistakes that have opened people up to identity fraud, but knowing your way around security settings will stop this. 31. Privacy - profile information In 'Account', Privacy Settings, you can choose to set your different parts of your profile and information to one of several settings - you can also customize them so that only your own lists of friends get to see certain things. This extra layer of security is incredibly powerful the time it takes to set up. 9/26 32. Being harassed by a colleague that you just don't want to add? Sometimes people don't take no for an answer - if you find that someone is constantly asking you for an 'add' go to their profile page, scroll down to the bottom and then hit 'Report / Block this person'. Blocking them will stop any unwanted advances - they won't be able to see you at all (or you, them) 33. Apps getting you down? Did an app you added suddenly change its posting policies? Are you finding that some apps are more invasive than you wanted? Go to 'Account', then 'Application settings'. There, you can remove any you no longer want to use, change posting policies (in some cases) and more. Since Facebook changed how apps notify people, their 'notification' feeds have been a lot less cluttered, but notifications now appear in the left side bar, which confuses some people.

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25. Looking for more? If you have just recently joined Facebook, instead of searching for everyone by name, go to another friend's profile and find the people you're looking for by checking their 'friends' box, on the left hand side, below information. Be careful not to add too many people though it can be seen as spamming and may be picked up by Facebook. 26. Security and privacy There's a lot of options in Facebook that you have to pay attention to, especially if you don't want to put your information in public. There are options to protect everything that you have on Facebook, creating a stripped out, bare public profile, but you DO need to change your settings, it's not automatic on creation. 27. Use fine grained controls don't want your family accessing your photos - lock them out. Want to only allow reading access to your status updates to the people closest to you? You can do that too (though remember, apps use your default posting, which is your overall status posting setting). Go to 'Account' then 'Privacy settings and explore your options there. 28.The tightest locks If you put everything in your security to 'friends' and remove yourself from search engine results, and then start using Facebook, you'll have to add people, and they'll never be able to do it themselves. If you don't want people knowing you're on Facebook, this is an ideal solution 29. Know your settings! Understanding what the different settings mean for privacy and posting is what makes or breaks your Facebook usage. There are four settings - 'Everyone', 'Friends of friends', friends only and custom. Friends of friends means that any information you share on your profile can be visible by anyone that has friend any of your friends, opening your