A quick question about Facebook

[Jumble Cashback]

Decided to create a new thread for this, rather than clutter up the already burgeoning Facebook thread.  Is there a way I can allow my FB friends to share images and videos I post, without changing my privacy settings to 'public'?  I don't really want people who don't know me being able to see everything in my timeline/photo albums.

[small_world]

New thread you say????????

GET A LOAD OF THIS......



So, let em get this straight.
Gangs. Actual organised gangs, are getting stickers and sticking them on doors and/or gates.
Then other members of, presumably, the SAME gang are walking the SAME neighbourhoods LOOKING for stickers that will mark where dogs 'live'?
Really?
There isn't a bit of a risk that these stickers may become lost, or go unnoticed? They wouldn't just text?

I think the police would be a little bit disappointed if they were called because 'stickers are where dogs live'.
MENTAL
Who actually beleives this kind of shit?
It should be used to help cull the human species. 

[small_world]

Oh, sorry Jumble. I've got no idea about your problem. I only use facebook to sneer.

[Jumble Cashback]

Thanks *nodding with a sarcastic smile*.

[vrailaine]

You can set the specific privacy settings for each image/post/etc as you wish, I believe?

[Jumble Cashback]

Yes, I believe that's true.  I was just wondering if I could enable sharing, without going public.  In other words, my friends could show my stuff around all the like, but strangers couldn't just look me up and immediately be able to see all my posts. 

[Dead kate moss]

There's a 'friends of friends' option somewhere as I recall.

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As far as I'm aware, if your friends share your photos (or anything else you've posted), and your settings say "friends only", then your photo will not be visible to any of their friends who are not already friends of you.  Their "share" of your photo (or whatever it is) won't show up to anyone who doesn't know you, but of course this won't be apparent when you're looking at their timeline from your own account.

This was my understanding before they changed a load of things, though.  It may be different now.