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Many are saying the changes to the social networking platform were done to set the platform up as a more viable competitor with Google + and its more flexible sharing options.
Other interesting changes include:
- Users don’t need to be friends with someone to tag them in a post.
- Users have the option to veto a photo tag if they enable “Profile Review” option under “How Tags Work.” Users always have the control if tagged by a stranger. (SCREEN CAPTURE)
- From any computer, users can tag themselves at any location around the world. Facebook’s mobile app, however, utilizes the phone’s GPS to claim any check-in deals offered by businesses.
To see more screen captures of the changes photos, check out this Mashable.com article.
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