Over the past decade, Facebook has added new privacy features the way farmers used to build additions onto their houses: Haphazardly and only as needed. As a result, users are left with a sprawling array of choices. Turn this corner, and you might realize that every third-party app you’ve ever authorized still has access to your account. Turn that one and you’ll stumble across the fact that you’ve been sharing photos publicly, even though you thought they were only shared with your friends.
If you don’t see it, it might not be available yet for your area or device — Facebook hasn’t rolled out this feature for everyone yet. So the best move is to delete any apps you’re no longer using from your Facebook profile. Just review the apps that are currently connected with your Facebook account and click the little “x” on the ones you don’t want to be connected to anymore. You also have the option to delete any posts associated with the app from your timeline and whether or not you want your use of the app to be visible to anyone else online.
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