FACEBOOK TIP: Stop Others from Tagging You in Photos

Tired of being tagged in compromising or unflattering photos?  Now you can fix that!

Phones ringing in the middle of the night are never a good thing.  Such was the case a few weeks ago when several friends called to tell me that I had been tagged in a really “bad” picture on Facebook.  How bad could it be I wondered.

Someone had taken the liberty to tag me in a picture of two ladies wearing too little clothing and having too much fun! I assure you it wasn’t me or anyone that I knew.

Still, this tagging-without-permission caused me distress and possibly a damaged reputation.  

Here is how to stop those annoying, unflattering and reputation damaging tags:
Step 1:  Choose Privacy Settings from the top right menu.



Step 2:  Choose “How Tags Work”

Step 3:  Choose “Tag Review”



Step 4:  Choose “Turn on Tag Review”


That’s it!  No more getting tagged in photos without your permission.  Thanks Facebook!

Gina Carr is an Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with CEOs and Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for publicity, profits and success. Combining her street-smarts learned as a publisher and small business owner with her book-smarts learned at the Harvard Business School (MBA 1990) and Georgia Tech (BIE 1984), Gina helps business owners turn great ideas into profitable money-making machines.
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Gina Carr works with business leaders who want to get more great reviews and fewer bad ones. A serial entrepreneur and business growth expert, she has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and an engineering degree from Georgia Tech. Gina is the co-author of the McGraw-Hill book, Klout Matters - How to Engage Customers, Increase Digital Influence, and Raise Your Klout Score for Success. Schedule a free strategy session today to learn easy ways for you to get more great reviews ... and, more great customers! www.ginacarr.com/strategy-session.
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