Do You Have these Necessary Settings in Facebook?

Today Facebook has become an important part of our life and we all want to keep our life in control. If you are unable to control your Facebook, then you should have the ability to control your life.

Many of us have mastered timeline settings, blocking users, and game invites. Well still there are some hidden settings in Facebook that you hardly know about.

Here we are talking about some such settings which are very important to you:

1. Login Alerts:

By the way, you can keep your Facebook account safe, but what if someone hacks your account and begins to manage? So setting up a login alert is very important. By enabling this setting, the benefit will be that whenever you try to access a new device or browser unauthorized access to your account, Facebook will send you an alert every time.

2. Videos: 

Facebook has set the default video auto play, it does not matter if you are connected via LAN, WiFi or a mobile network. This means that the videos appearing in your news feed will still play when you are not connected to Wi-Fi and this will cause your valuable data to be consumed.

There are a lot of video shares on a daily basis on Facebook, and there will be just a few of them, which you really want to see. Therefore, we recommend that you change the default video auto-play setting from "On" to "Wi-Fi" only. Not only will this save your mobile data, but you will be able to browse through your news feed without paying attention.

To change video auto play settings, do this:

1. Android users can go to "Videos play automatically" under the app settings on their mobile and set it to "Wi-fi only".

2. Go to iPhone User Settings> Account Settings> Videos and Photos and change the Auto Play setting from "On Mobile Data and WiFi Connections" to "On WiFi connections Only".

3. Trusted Contacts: 

Trusted contacts in Facebook are those who help you when you are not able to access your account. As such, you forgot your Facebook password and can not reset it even within your email account. Trusted contacts in these securities help you regain control over your account.

Trusted Contacts will do the work:

When due to any reason you will not be able to sign-in to your Facebook account or the account will be locked, then your trusted contacts will be able to do this especially for you, and in order to do so, these trusted contacts will get one-time security codes from Facebook A URL will be sent, then you can call your friends and ask them to get that security code and then add that code to your account X Can be used to make it.

4. Legacy Contact: 

Death is sure, in such a situation, Facebook allows you to choose a person who can become your heir to your account after your death. According to Facebook, this person will be able to pin a post on your timeline, respond to new friend requests and update your profile picture.

But this person will not be able to post as well as you can read your messages. This person will not be able to remove or change your old posts, photos, nor will it be able to share other things on your timeline.

Remember that the legacy contact you choose will not be informed before your death day, but Facebook gives you the option of sending a message to him.

If the user does not want to memorialised his account after death, he can go to Security settings and select "Account Deletion" option under Legacy Contact, so that his account will be deleted forever after death.