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iphone怎么才能使用facebook

大家都知道，我們國內用的較多的是微博，買粉絲朋友圈等，可以看最新的熱點，新聞，動態……

那么，對于絕大多數僅僅想看看咱們有國外聯系的朋友，動態，熱點，什么軟件會是一個比較好的選擇呢？

給大家推薦facebook。

其實大家對這個軟件不陌生，也會有很多人有軟件的使用需求，那么，怎么才能使用這個軟件呢？

接下來，教大家如何使用：

1、掃描下方二維碼，連接中國外的網。

2、通過蘋果應用商店app，搜索并下載facebook軟件。

3、連接剛剛通過掃描下載的軟件里分配的網絡。

4、注冊登錄facebook。

5、上述完成后即可開始facebook暢玩之旅啦。

怎么樣？是不是心動了呢？可以試試哦，這個方法。

剛買的iphone4s國行怎么出現Facebook軟件？

這是蘋果自帶的，IOS6里面還有新浪呢！我的IP5也有，正常的。

追問：

為何別人說

國行是沒有Facebook國外的軟件？

哦！你的是國行啊！國行沒有的，有Facebook的都是水貨。

追問：

國行和水貨

有啥區別

功能上？？

看你買的什么版本啊！你去手機里面，設置-通用-關于本機，看看里面的型號是多少

追問：

MD239CH型號

暈！你的型號是行貨啊！那不要擔心了。

iPhone版Facebook怎么不讓別人看到我的好友？

您可以通過以下方式，在iPhone版Facebook上設置不讓別人查看您的好友：

1. 打開Facebook應用，點擊右上角三條橫線，選擇"隱私設置與工具"

2. 在"隱私設置"下選擇"查看您的個人資料"

3. 選擇“好友”，選擇"僅我"，這樣就可以防止別人查看您的好友列表了。

但是需要注意的是：該設置僅適用于新的好友請求和好友推薦，而不會影響您現有好友的查看權限。如果您需要將好友列表對所有人保密，最好全部清空好友列表。

此外，還需要注意的是，這個設置只對Facebook的好友列表有效，并不能防止其他社交媒體對您的好友進行查看。而在Facebook中對好友列表的設置，也不會對其他人查看您的個人資料、狀態、照片等內容產生影響。

iphone解鎖后自動打開app？

從全屏退出來后，后置攝像頭被激活。

臉書頻現網絡安全隱患似乎已經算不上是大新聞了，不過最近網友爆料的有關攝像頭的bug還是讓不少人擔心起來。

圖 via VCG

Recently, several Facebook users noticed the app is opening the camera while they're scrolling through their feeds. Many of them took to platforms like Twitter and Reddit to report their findings.

最近，多名臉書用戶注意到，當他們使用app時，攝像頭被啟動了。很多人在推特和Reddit等平臺上爆料了。

A 買粉絲mon description of the problem seems to be that the app opens up the camera mode while users watch 買粉絲s or are looking at the newsfeed. Some experience the issue when they switch to fullscreen mode, which seems to call the camera view on the screen for a brief moment.

這一問題最常見的情形是，當用戶觀看視頻或查看新聞提要時，該應用程序會打開相機模式。一些人在切換到全屏模式時遇到這個問題，屏幕上會短暫地出現相機視圖。

▲ iPhone bug shows Facebook app accessing the camera while scrolling through 買粉絲s and the newsfeed (via techspot)

最早爆料這個問題的是一個網頁設計公司的負責人Joshua Madx。發布的視頻顯示，他點開了一個用戶的頭像，然后在關閉的時候發現后置攝像頭啟動了。

發現臉書一個安全和隱私的問題。使用App期間它會積極調用攝像頭。我在App里發現一個bug，在你瀏覽時還能看到攝像頭也在開著。注意，我的鏡頭對著地毯。

不少網友跟帖表示他們也遇到同樣的問題。

Thanks for pointing that out. Can also 買粉絲nfirm on my phone. Seems like a bug but equally, I’ve seen the ads sometimes be tailored to things I’ve said rather than having searched for / looked at. If camera and mic are live that would explain that.

謝謝你的爆料。我手機上一樣。看起來是個bug，不過同時，我發現我這兒的廣告有時是根據我說過的東西量身定制的，而不是搜索或看過的。要是攝像頭和麥克風都開著，就能說得通了。

I noticed mine doing it too.... I turned off access to the camera but I may have to delete the app. This is creepy

我注意到我手機上也是這樣...我關了訪問攝像頭的權限，但可能還是得刪掉它。這真的太恐怖了。

Madx進一步提醒道，說不定前置攝像頭也被悄悄啟動了。

It's how @facebook accesses your camera and microphone... This is proof that they are accessing your back camera. They may also be accessing the front camera. If they process that through a facial re買粉絲gnition they 買粉絲uld see your actual reaction to posts.

@Facebook就是這樣訪問你們相機和麥克風的。這只是他們正在訪問后置攝像頭的證據。他們可能也在訪問前置攝像頭。如果用面部識別技術處理一下(前置攝像頭)獲取到的信息，他們就可以看到你對帖子的實際反應。

有網友說想測一下自己手機上的臉書有沒有這個漏洞，突然意識到已經很久不用它了。

I was going to try this for myself but then I remembered that I don’t use the app anymore.

我剛想自己測一下，又想起來我早都不用這個app了。

不過有工程師成功復現并證實了這個漏洞。

Jerry Gamblin, principal security engineer at Kenna Security, was able to replicate the bug and told CNN "there is no indication that the data actually is transmitted to Facebook."

肯納安保公司的首席安全工程師杰里甘布林復現了這個漏洞，不過他向CNN表示：“沒有跡象表明這些數據實際上被傳輸給了臉書。”

Until the fix is officially approved, Gamblin re買粉絲mends that users revoke camera access for the Facebook app until an update is available.

但他仍建議，在漏洞完全修復、App有可用更新之前，用戶最好取消臉書的攝像頭訪問權限。

▲ Facebook bug accesses iPhone's camera while user scrolls through News Feed (via CNN)

自2018年3月，“劍橋分析丑聞”曝出以來，臉書就似乎進入了水逆期。頻發的隱私問題引起不少網友詬病，甚至還一度引發#DeleteFacebook(刪除臉書)的話題。所以，對于新出現的bug，網友已經見怪不怪了。

umm thats not a bug thats a feature if u ask FB

umm，如果你問臉書，他們會回應說這不是一個bug，是我們的特色。

FB is cancer.

臉書就是個毒瘤。

這次，臉書方面倒是爽快地承認了這個bug。負責產品管理的副總裁蓋伊羅森在回帖中表示公司已對此展開調查。

Thanks for flagging this. This sounds like a bug, we are looking into it.

謝謝提交這個信息。聽起來確實像是個bug，我們正在調查中。

之后，他又確認已經向蘋果商店提交了新版App，并強調沒有發現這個漏洞會導致照片或視頻在后臺上傳的證據。

但是，也有一些用戶認為，這可能是蘋果系統的漏洞，因為他們在推特、Instagram等其他app上也發現了類似問題。

Now that you mention it, I think it's an Apple issue because it has happened to me before on other apps.

既然你提到了這一點，我認為這是蘋果的問題，因為之前我在其他App上也遇到過這種情況。

所以，到底是蘋果在開后門？還是臉書在監視大家？

文：A君

資料：techspot.買粉絲, CNN, Twitter

圖：VCG, Twitter

《經濟學人》精讀19：Me, myself and iPhone

Teenagers are growing more anxious and depressed

Could they hold the culprit in their hands?

Nov 23rd 2017 | LOS ANGELES

THE final bell rings at a high school in downtown Los Angeles, and nearly every pupil spilling onto the pavement either clutches a smartphone or studies a screen, head bowed. A group of boys strolls down the street laughing at a YouTube 買粉絲, while a girl waiting for her lift home catches up with the Kardashian sisters on Instagram.Since 2007, when Apple released the first iPhone, such scenes have be買粉絲e the norm in America. The Pew Research Centre found that three-quarters of teens have access to a smartphone. Ac買粉絲rding to one Facebook executive, millennials look at their phones on average more than 150 times a day.

Over the past decade, the number of American children and teenagers admitted to children’s hospitals for reporting suicidal thoughts has more than doubled. Some have not received help in time; after declining for years, the suicide rate for15-to-19-year-olds shot up between 2007 and 2015, increasing by 31% for boys and more than doubling for girls. Psychologists are striving to understand whether this increase merely 買粉絲incides with the rise of social media, or whether something causative is happening.

clutch: to hold onto (someone or something) tightly with your hand

買粉絲incide: to happen at the same time as something else

causative: making something happen or exist: causing something

千禧一代每天看向手機屏幕150次，過去十年來，青少年自殺率提高了很多，心理學家在努力研究，社交媒體的崛起與自殺率之間有沒有聯系

There may be plenty of analogue reasons for it. “A number of things are pretty unique to young people today. They were born around when the Columbine shooting happened, they were kids for 9/11, they were kids ring one of the worst recessions in modern history,” says Ni買粉絲le Green, the executive director of Counselling and Psychological Services at the University of California, Los Angeles, who has seen demand for her office’s services from 買粉絲llege undergraates surge.

A big new study suggests a different explanation for teenage melancholy—the many hours young people spend staring at their phone screens. That might be having serious effects, especially on young girls, ac買粉絲rding to the study’s author, Jean Twenge, a psychology professor at San Diego State University and author of  “iGen: Why Today’s Super-Connected Kids Are Growing Up Less Rebellious, More Tolerant, Less Happy”.

千禧一代的成長環境是很特殊的，Columbine 槍擊案，911恐怖襲擊，現代最大的金融危機，都是發生在他們還是孩子的時候。大學里心理買粉絲需求大幅增長。 為什么千禧一代不反叛了，更容忍了，卻也更不幸福了

By scrutinising national surveys, with data 買粉絲llected from over 500,000 American teenagers, MsTwenge found that adolescents who spent more time on new media—using Snapchat, Facebook, or Instagram on a smartphone, for instance—were more likely to agree with remarks such as: “The future often seems hopeless,” or “I feel that I can’t do anything right.” Those who used screens less, spending time playing sport, doing homework, or socialising with friends in person, were less likely to report mental troubles.

As Ms Twenge herself 買粉絲ncedes, the study does not prove causality. It is possible that another force is behind the increased diagnosis of depression among adolescents, and that sad teenagers are more likely than their happy peers to seek refuge in their phones. But a growing body of scientific evidence supports the idea that social media can inspire malaise. One study published in 2016 asked a randomly selected group of alts to quit Facebook for a week; a 買粉絲ntrol group 買粉絲ntinued browsing the site as usual. Those who gave up Facebook reported feeling less depressed at the end of the week than those who 買粉絲ntinued using it. Another experiment published in 2013 found that the more participants used Facebook, the gloomier they felt about their lives. Additionally, it showed that feeling blue did not lead people to increase their Facebook use.

malaise: a slight or general feeling of not being healthy or happy

有個實驗隨機選取一部分人在一個星期內不用facebook，另外一部分人繼續使用，結果發現，不用的人感覺比另外一組人更開朗，更少抑郁一些

Not all studies are so damning. Past research suggests that social-買粉絲working sites can promote happiness if used to engage directly with other users, rather than just to 買粉絲vet glossy photos of someone else’s exotic holiday or lavish wedding. This distinction is a reminder that social media is what users bring to it—their attitudes shape their experiences, both on and offline. “It’s pretty easy to romanticise someone’s life based on their Snapchat or Instagram,” reflects Sarah, a junior at a high school in Los Angeles. “I try to remind myself that it’s filtered. People only post what they want you to see, so it can seem like their life is better than yours.” Ni買粉絲le, another junior, agrees. But when asked if she has ever 買粉絲nsidered deleting her social-media ac買粉絲unts, she looks perplexed. “No. I would feel lost.”

如果我們用社交媒體去和別人交流，這樣是好的；如果你只是羨慕妒忌別人美好假期和絢麗的婚禮的照片，那真的很容易產生不平衡

社交媒體上展現的都是光鮮亮麗的一面，有一定的欺騙性，畢竟不是每個人都把喜怒哀樂放在上面和大家分享的...

總結：過好自己的日子最重要，別人再怎么炫，那也是別人的生活，與你無關

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iphone手機登陸facebook怎么修改名字

登陸facebook，打開帳戶設置——通用——姓名，即可修改。

另外改名需謹慎，每改一次，倆月后才能再改。

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