Hide how many friends you have on timeline

There are also several options on the Facebook Privacy Settings page for controlling the default way things you post are shared. Log in to your Facebook account and open the account menu by clicking the drop-down arrow at the top right of your Facebook homepage. Select "Privacy Settings. Limit which groups can view photos and status updates you post on your Timeline from Facebook apps without an available audience selector tool by clicking the "Custom" option in the "Control Your Default Privacy" section.

This opens the Custom Privacy window. Click the drop-down box in the "Make this visible to" section and select between "Everyone", "Friends of Friends", "Friends" or "Custom. If desired, list any specific people you want to hide the posts from in the "Hide this from" section.

Click "Save Changes. Limit which groups can view things that friends post or tag on your Timeline by clicking "Edit Settings" next to the "Timeline and Tagging" option on the Privacy Settings page. If you select Only me from the privacy settings, you'll be the only person who can see the post. If you only want to share a post with certain friends, see here.

If you exclude a friend from your share settings, they will no longer be able to view any of your posts. By default, Timeline and profile posts are automatically made visible to newly added friends. To change this setting, follow the steps below. From the Home tab, tap Settings. Tap Timeline. Turn Allow new friends OFF. Posts made by your friends will appear on Timeline.

If you don't want to see posts from a specific friend, follow the steps below to hide them:. If both you and another user have added each other as friends on LINE, you'll be able to see each other's Timeline posts. Posts will not appear to either of you if only one of you has added the other as a friend. Note: If you make a post Public on Timeline, users other than your friends will also be able to view it.

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