My mother has found the joys of facebook and consequently found me on facebook. Now I have to make sure that I'm set as unavailable to chat so she doesn't know I'm on facebook if she happens to be on at the same time.
She nags. And oh how she nags!
I can't leave a single status without her leaving a comment and I now dread posting new photos of my sons.
Parents should most definatly have their own facebook!
Change all your privacy settings on facebook. I'm not particularly up to speed with it as don't use it much and they keep changing everything which confuses me. But I'm sure you can now block certain people denying them access to your page, you now have far more control over who can view your page.
BTW facebook earlier this year changed the security settings, if on the address bar it is still http you need to go security and enable safe browsing - https should then show on the address bar.
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