Showing posts with label Mark Zuckerberg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Zuckerberg. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

How to make Facebook as a https secured login

Facebook is now very easy for hackers to hack now...well there is a way you can secure your account from hackers

Security is the major issue in case of social networking sites. Every one has to take care regarding their login, passwords, what they share, pictures in the social networking sites especially in case of facebook which is the world famous site after www.google.com. We know facebook founder "Mark Zukerberg" account was hacked in last January 2011.

Facebook has an option to enable HTTPS access. It asks users to use their HTTPS login for better security but most of us wont use that at all. If you haven’t enabled HTTPS login by this time, I recommend you to enable HTTPS for better security in "facebook" Now.

How it Works

Login to your facebook click Account in right side top corner


Click Account Settings and a page will open where you can find Account Security as shown in the below figure.

Under Secure Browsing Click the check box as shown in the above figure and from next time onwards you will be under secured HTTPS...

I hope this was helpful

Cheers




Monday, August 15, 2011

Facebook Introduces Video Chat via Skype | Delgeek Blog

Facebook introduces video Chat service to its users on Wednesday, 6 July 2011. Now you can video chat with your friends, this feature has been introduced via Skype integration in Facebook and this service will give more tough competition to Google plus social networking site.
Facebook’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg said -

    “Users will be able to click a button in Facebook to call a friend. If the friend does not already have the
plugin required for video chat, the friend will see a pop-up to download the plugin. That download should just take 10 or 20 seconds. This is possible because the social infrastructure exists. The system knows we’re connected and we have the pipe open between us so new applications can flow between us. We want to leave all the applications to independent entrepreneurs and companies that are going to be best in class at building these things. That’s a different strategy than other major Internet companies out there who try to do everything themselves.”

Zuckerberg described Facebook as a platform that allows these kinds of new applications to be easily used. He also sought to set Facebook apart from competitors because Facebook plans to partner with companies like Skype (which have already been granted) that are focused on specific technologies. He also said that Facebook now has more than 750 million users, up from 500 million.

Facebook video chat