Facebook: Privacy improvement, is coming soon!

The world's largest social network will launch new features for managing privacy, response to criticism of her on
Facebook will implement soon significant changes in the privacy settings of the user accounts, in order to make them more accessible and simple to operate.
The move comes after much criticism suffered social network that it makes it difficult for its users to manage their privacy settings and understand what is exposed and what is not. Now Facebook hopes to provide tools to facilitate its users to simplify the process and enable easy content blocked. Company officials said the new features will give users more control and clarify what was far more complex and confusing.

New lock ease the settings

According to reports, the most obvious change will be a new icon of a lock with a name "Shortcuts to privacy." He will appear in the upper right of the screen and offer seasonal menu questions such as "Who can see my stuff?" And Who can communicate with me? ".
Another tool will allow users to view any image in which they are tagged and open to all Facebook users. Facebook promises to be easier than ever to request removal of such images. RSS activity (Activity Log) displays more information about the distribution of personal information, images and information, and warnings are displayed when the user information that seems designed to leave a blocked part of the public - can still perform other's feed, searches and the like.
More will use tools for managing applications to clarify the level of access that accept those applications installed into account, and will block access to certain - for example, the application's posting feed. These applications also will now have two separate permits to operate freely in the user account.

Cancellation capabilities and simple new labeling

In addition to all the improvements, it should be noted that Facebook will override the user can remove themselves from search results. Facebook gradually deploy the updates in the coming weeks.