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With a Facebook profile, you can create photo albums to share with your friends, but there are some images which you probably do not want to share. The good news is that Facebook provides a filtering feature for access to photo albums. Here's how to use it. Once on the profile page, click on "Photos" then click "Create a photo album" This is where the filtering will occur. In the privacy, you can choose who has access to the album being created: the world, people in your networks and friends, your friends and their friends or just your friends. But it is possible to refine this filter with the "Customize" for example by allowing all your friends except a few of them. If you want to change the filtering rules in the future, it is also possible. To do this, since the same section "Photos", locate the album, move the mouse over and click on the button-shaped pencil that appears. Since this part, you can change the album. Whether by adding, modifying or deleting files, changing the display order of pictures, but also, and this is what interests us here in updating information such as rules of access. Hope this article will help you to manage your photos on Facebook much better.
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