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Facebook zat dan ding tawm ong gelh pak ing.

1. Block your Friends:
    Account ah pai inla, Privacy Setting en lecin, Block List om ding hi. Edit your lists cih click inla, tua box sungah na block nop teng email mor min khen inla, Remove meek in. Friend Request ong khak kik mateng tua pa/nu pen ki block ding hi.

2. Erase Comments:
    Profile ah Comment ong kipia te na deih kei leh a taklam a Remove button meek in.

3. Photo ah ong ki Tag:
    Photo khat pepeuhah ong ki tag a, midangin a muh ding na deih kei leh ong ki tag na min na muh teh tua min gei ah photo leh Remove Tag cih om ding. Tua ah Remove Tag acih meek leteh. Tua hileh Nang ong ki Tag na om nawnlo ding.

4. Na Photo leh Video te Private in na koih nop le:
    Account Setting ah pai inla, Privacy Setting sunga Profile Information ah pai in. Tua ah Bio, Birthday, Photo, Post, Allow Friends to Post on My Wall, Friends cih te na Friends teng bekin maw? Midang zongin a muh ding deih maw? Privacy level ah Only Me, Block Specific People cihdan in na deih danin bawl thei hi teh. Preview My Profile
click inla Check kikin na deih danin puah in.

5. Na min Facebook Search ah akimu ding na deih kei leh:
    Setting sungpan Privacy ah Search cih zongin. Only Friends cih bek ah koih leteh na lawmte bekin ong zong thei ding uh hi.

6. Facebook Layout Laih Nang:
    Page Rage Super Profile pen Facebook i application khat hi in Facebook Layout ong laihsak thei hi. Yontoo Lages kici Addon Software khat install leteh Lay Out ong laihsak ding hi. Tua pen Yontoo Lages  leh Facebook Layout adgt.... ah na deih design teel in la, Select This cih click leteh download nang ahong link pah ding hi.

7. Friends List:
    Privacy Setting sunga "Friends" cih option ah "Only Me", "Only Friends", "Friends of Friends" leh "Customize" cih om hi. Na deih tel in.

8. No More Playing Games:
    Facebook i Farmville pen nidangin na ki mawl ngeia, tun na kimawl nawn kei hi. Aihhang Gifts tampi ong lut te na deih nawn kei leh, Application Setting ah pai inla, Game pen (X) leh Remove pia in.

9. Change Contact Information:
    Na min, username, Password, email, Account Security te na khek nop leh Account Setting ah pai inla na deih bangin khek in.


10. Facebook ah chatting list ah na min a dawk ding na deih kei leh Chatlist pai inla, Option>>Go Offline cih meek leteh ki chat thei nawnlo in nang zong kuamah mu theilo hi teh.

11. Facebook tawh kisai Email na inbox sungah ong lut ding na deih kei leh na taklam a, Account>>Account Setting>>Notification Tab meek leteh tua anuai a teng ah na mail a ong lut ding na deih teng Check(manpia/kui) leteh. Na deih kei leh a Awnna nusiat in.

12. Facebook na deih nawn kei leh:
    Facebook na zat nop nawn kei ding leh Account Setting ah pai inla, Deactivate Account cih taklam zaw a link pen meek inla, ong lang page ah a hang Radio Button khat meek lecin ong khak sak ding uh hi.

A dang a om leh ong zasak lai un!
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