Facebook Fan Pages Privacy?

[6545508]

I'm trying to make my whole profile private from other people. I want everything except my name, pic and an option to add me to show but I can't get the pages I'm a fan off to go away.

How do you hide the pages you're a fan off to people who aren't your friends?

[♥DramaGirl♥]

I Don't think you can tbh. Because even if you manage to hide what you are a fan of, if people go to the fan page then they can find you

It sucks but thats the way it is


xxx

[MacminiFan]

search facebook fan privacy. Publicly available information cannot be hidden according to some. The Huffington post makes me unsure but I wouldn't trust it. Don't fan people. Related to this is you can no longer keep your friends apps from accessing your info. search: That option has disappeared, and now apps can get all of your "publicly available information" whenever a friend of yours adds an app.
Facebook defends this change by arguing that very few users actually ever selected that option — in the same breath that they talk about how complicated and hard to find the previous privacy settings were. Rather than eliminating the option, Facebook should have made it more prominent and done a better job of publicizing it. Instead, the company has sent a clear message: if you don't want to share your personal data with hundreds or even thousands of nameless, faceless Facebook app developers — some of whom are obviously far from honest — then you shouldn't use Facebook.
These changes are especially worrisome because even something as seemingly innocuous as your list of friends can reveal a great deal about you. In September, for example, an MIT study nicknamed "Gaydar" demonstrated that researchers could accurately predict a Facebook user's sexual orientation simply by examining the user's friends-list. This kind of data mining of social networks is a science still in its infancy; the amount of data that can be extrapolated from "publicly available information" will only increase with time. In addition to potentially revealing intimate facts about your sexuality — or your politics…