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Today we are going to talk about Facebook Like/Fan Box to Blogger. A Facebook Like Box or Fan Box is a great plugin that allows Blog visitors to subscribe to your blog updates via their Facebook accounts, without leaving your blog. Once subscribing (by pressing the like button), visitors will receive your most recent blog updates on their Facebook page. This box also displays faces of the "likers" on your blog.

Creating a Facebook Fan page for a blog can be anxiety-inducing, especially if you are trying to keep your real identity separate from your blogging identity. However, it doesn't have to be complicated - once you see how easy it is, you will wonder why you waited so long.

First of all, let me tell you that it’s okay to be logged into your personal Facebook account when you create your fan page. When I made my first one, I was terrified that my last name, personal profile, or other information would be linked to it. After setting it up and testing it from my son’s profile, though, I learned that I was worried for nothing. If you set it up with a different email address, it will be much more difficult to manage because of all the logging in and out.

Facebook messenger now shows exact location of every chat message. Just click on a previous chat bubble and, if location was enabled, a map appears. ‪#‎privacyfail‬? Perhaps, and here’s why:

Reason 1: It used to just show city. Now it shows full location, retroactively.

When the location feature was introduced in chats, it showed the city where the chat originated. Like most people, I thought it just showed city, essentially “blurring” my exact location. Facebook, however, was storing the exact location, and now it has decided to include it in all previous chats. Fortunately, it’s not a problem for me. But imagine, if someone was telling their ex, “I just need a break right now.” and thought they were sending their city (and had all but forgotten about the seemingly innocuous feature) and now have their location (e.g. friend’s house) completely revealed. You can probably imagine other situations where this could be problematic. One can now look back in time with most everyone they had communicated with to see if they were where they said they were. I originally discovered the issue when communicating with a journalist on Facebook. He had send me a message, and when I scrolled up to view it, I accidentally clicked on the bubble and a map to his house pulled up. I don’t think he intended to share his home address.

Reason 2: It doesn’t seem possible to un-share previous locations sent in chats.

All my previous messages, and all messages sent to me with location now have an exact address attached to every previous chat, assuming location was enabled. Accidentally sent your stalker a “leave me alone” message? If you forgot to disable the location, you may have also sent him or her a way to get easy driving directions to your precise location.

Reason 3: The location icon is small and in a place where the “send” button is on messages

I can guarantee you that people have accidentally turned on this feature.

Facebook must walk a very careful line to encourage sharing while protecting the privacy and safety of its users from accidental over-sharing. In this case, it may need to redraw the line to meet users’ expectations.

Another way to find exact location of your Facebook chat friend's location.

If you wants to track anyone’s location, by using Facebook Chat,just start to chat. In this time keep close all browerser's tab ,site and downloader which might casue a probleme to tune ip .

Now, when you friends do reply, open your windows Command Prompt. Someone call it cmd, some Command or MS-DOS. To open command prompt, search cmd or command prompt in Windows 7 or use Run if you are in Windows XP.

After getting your friend’s IP Address go to either http://www.whatismyipaddress.com/ or http://www.ip-address.org/. Choose Location Finder and fill your friend’s IP Address and it will show your friend’s Geographic location.