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Do you know that Facebook is tracking all your online activities? So far the Facebook ads were shown only to the Facebook users, but now, the Facebook Audience Network will be following you all over the web and collect all your information via cookies and serve up the targeted ads to you, on and off Facebook. Thankfully you can adjust the privacy settings on Facebook and stop the social giant to track your activities. Go to your Facebook settings. Click on the small down arrow in the top right corner of your Facebook page and select Settings from the drop-down menu. From the left panel, click on Adverts or Ads and adjust the settings. You can choose whether you want Facebook to serve you ads based on your interests or your use of apps and websites. The answers here are Yes by default. If you want Facebook to serve you ads based on the websites and apps your use, change the Yes to No. Click on Edit written in front of Adverts based on my use of websites and apps. By turning this Off, you can stop Facebook to serve you the internet-based advertisements. You can choose whether you want Facebook to serve you the ads based on the apps and websites you use off Facebook. This is also set to Yes by default. Click on Edit and select NO and stop getting the ads off Facebook. Also, your activities off Facebook will also be tracked and used to serve you the ads. Facebook keeps a record of whatever actions you take, for example, the pages you like or a post you share. This record is then used to serve you the ads. For example, if you like a recipe page, you will be served ads relevant to cooking and food. While this setting tab lets you choose who all on your Facebook profile can see your social actions, you can still not avoid the ads completely. Facebook keeps a track of your preferences and serves you the ads accordingly. For example, if you have flowers in your preferences, you will get the ads from florists. There is also a record kept of the websites and apps you are using outside Facebook. You can however add or remove the preferences but that again would not free you from the ads completely. You just can click on Visit Adverts Preferences and edit the list. You may still see similar adverts based on your other preferences. You can also adjust these settings from your iPhone or an Android device. You can select whether you want to allow Facebook and other companies to serve you the interest based ads or not. Having done this, you may want to harden your Facebook Privacy Settings. It is also imperative that you take steps to secure your Facebook account. See how you can delete your Amazon browsing history. Shiwangi is a qualified writer and a blogger, who loves to dabble with and write about computers. While focusing on and writing on technology topics, her varied skills and experience enables her to write on any topics which may interest her. Creating a System Restore Point first before installing a new software, and being careful about any third-party offers while installing freeware is recommended.

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