Facebook has changed its default privacy settings over time, giving users more control but also sharing more data publicly by default. While some users push back on privacy issues, many may not realize they can adjust their settings or understand how data is shared. This presentation discusses Facebook's Open Graph, privacy changes over time, how users can update their settings, and examples of social plugins like the Like button that can share more user data publicly but also promote more interaction and personalization.

1. Facebook’s Open Graph and Privacy Presented by Doug McIsaac Kinetic Marketing and Creative

3. Facebook Privacy now is up to users

4. Facebook Defaults 2005 http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-privacy/,

5. Facebook Defaults 2010 http://mattmckeon.com/facebook-privacy/,

6. Do Users care? 7,539 of Facebook users have liked the official Facebook and Privacy page QuitFacebookDay.com 7.16.10 – 36,626 committed quitters

7. How to change your settings

15. Social Plugins

16. Like Button

26. Benefits More interaction Interaction is shared on Facebook Friends will see Personalization

27. LikeButton.me

28. Is it worth it?

29. Kinetic Marketing and Creative 406-534-2140 Doug McIsaac Director of Social Media and Online Marketing