When you do anything on the Internet via a secure connection, you’ll notice that your address bar at the top of your browser says “https:” – the “s”, standing for “secure”, obviously. Well, did you know that there’s a way you can browse Facebook with a secure connection, too?
Heck, you can never be too careful, so follow along!
First, log into your Facebook account, and click Account>Account Settings, which is located to the far right of the page.
On the next page, under Account Security, click Change and put a check mark in the box next to Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) whenever possible. Here, you can also choose to have an e-mail sent to you if your Facebook account is accessed from another computer. Click Save when you’re done.
And there you have it! You’ll now browse Facebook with a secure connection, thus ensuring your safety as you browse status updates and pictures of peoples cats.
Enjoy!
~Andrew
Tags: facebook, Facebook https, Facebook Security
Hello,
…and this “s” is enought to protect against all atack, to see logs, to work in my pc in other place etc?!
Whats the diference between this: https://www.facebook.com/brunoguerreirophotography#!
And this:
https://www.facebook.com/brunoguerreirophotography
Cause it gives me the same page.
THx