Make My Profile Picture Private On Facebook 2019

This shows you exactly how to change your former Facebook account photo's privacy setups. While Facebook doesn't allow you to set your current profile picture as anything apart from public in order to assist others determine you, you can make your past Facebook profile photos private.

Make My Profile Picture Private On Facebook

Actions

1. Open Facebook. Touch the Facebook app symbol, which looks like a white "f" on a dark-blue history. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're logged in.

If you're not logged right into Facebook, enter your email address as well as password prior to continuing.

2. Tap the account icon. It's a person-shaped symbol at the bottom of the display. Doing so will open your account web page.

On an iPad, you may find this symbol in the top-right corner of the screen.

If you do not see the account symbol, faucet ☰ in the bottom-right corner of the screen, after that tap your name on top of the menu.

3. Scroll down as well as tap See All Images. You'll locate this choice below the checklist of pictures that's near the top of your profile page.

4. Touch the Albums tab. It's at the top of the display.

5. Faucet Account Pictures. This cd needs to be close to the top of the Albums tab. Your current account picture will be the album cover.

You may have to scroll down to see this cd.

6. Select an account picture. Tap the account photo that you intend to make private.

7. Tap ⋯. It remains in the top-right corner of the display. A pop-up menu will appear at the bottom of the screen.

On an iPad, the menu will drop-down from the ⋯ symbol.

8. Faucet Edit Privacy. This alternative remains in the pop-up food selection. Doing so opens up a listing of article personal privacy choices.

9. Faucet Only me. It's in the "That can see your article?" listing of alternatives.

* If you do not see this choice, first faucet More near the center of the screen.

10. Faucet Done. It remains in the top-right corner of the screen. Doing so conserves your personal privacy setups, hence making your selected account photo viewable just by you.

If a friend of yours is tagged in your profile picture, they can still see the photo.