While aspects of your Facebook profile can be made public for the rest of the site to see, there’s still no way to get updates from people you aren’t friends with.
In other words, when your old friends search for you they’ll be able to find out more about you than just a message saying "you must be friends with this person in order to see their profile."īut the change also lays the groundwork for adding yet another feature borrowed from Twitter - the one-way relationship, or the ability to "follow" someone, as it’s known in Twitter parlance. So why would anyone bother making their profile or updates public? Well, for now, Facebook is spinning the changes as an way to make yourself more discoverable. You can click these links to clear your history or disable it. The data is only saved locally (on your computer) and never transferred to us. Also bear in mind that, if you like things the way they are, just ignore the new settings - nothing will change without you explicitly opting in. Top A - Z This menus updates are based on your activity. Of course Facebook isn’t turning into MySpace, while you can set all of the above to "public." In order to see them people still need to be logged in to Facebook - not exactly public.
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