We respect your privacy in Skeldon Conversation. If your photos are set to “Friends Only” then you do not need to post them in a group for your friends to see. However, when your photos are set to “Friends Only” and it is shared in a group, those who are not your friend will see a blank post. Hence, the questions, Nothing? What is here? and a slue of other comments. Sharing photos in a group require that privacy setting be “Public”. While photos on your timeline can remain amongst your friends.
This post will seek to assist in changing your photo privacy settings. There are two scenarios: First, your photos may be in an “Album” as in Your Family Vacation and second, your photos maybe “Single” as in a Mobile Album. I will address both cases.
ALBUM
Select the photo that you wish to change.
Image Above: Notice the RED circle next to my name. That icon represents your privacy setting for “Friends Only”. Click on the icon.
This dialogue box appears.
Click on “Edit Album Privacy”. This dialogue box appears.
Click on drop down arrow in Black circle.This dialogue box appears.
Click on “Edit Album Privacy” in Red circle.This drop down box appears.
Click on “Public” in the Red circle.The drop down box retracts.
Click on “Save”.
Your photo is now set to public. EVERYONE can see it in the group.
SINGLE
Select the photo that you wish to change.
Image Above: Notice the RED circle next to my name. That icon represents your privacy setting for “Friends Only”. Click on the icon.
This drop down box appears.
Click on “Public”.The drop down box retracts.
Your photo is now set to public. EVERYONE can see it in the group. I hope you can follow these steps to happy photo sharing. Remember to keep your photo sharing Guyana related.
Feel free to contact me for any further assistance.
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