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  • [How To] Delete your Facebook search history

    [How To] Delete your Facebook search history

    You have a huge crush on one of your friend’s ex-girlfriend and you used to visit her profile so often. You might think that nobody else knows your little secret – other than yourself.

    There are lots of similar events you might have searched for – on Facebook which could be little embarrassing if you lookout for it now. You might even don’t remember what you searched in the past.

    But, Facebook does…!

    Facebook stores every single keyword you searched for in their database. Although, the privacy setting of this section is set to only you, but it might be little kinky to see all your searches stored at one place – even the embarrassing ones.

    Here’s a quick step to delete your Facebook search history:

     

    Instructions:

    facebook profileStep 1 – Go to your profile and click on “Activity Log” on the lower left corner of your cover photo.

     

    activity logStep 2 – Click on “more” on the left side of the activity log to reveal the options related to your account. You have to focus on the third column – See Image.

     

    click on searchStep 3 – Scroll down the expanded list and you will see “search” as the last option. Click on it.

     

    clear searchesStep 4 – You can now view your Facebook search history, in date order. To get rid of it, simply click “Clear Searches”

     

    pop up messageStep 5 – A new pop-up message will apear. Click on “Clear Searches” again – and you are done.

  • How to Install TeamViewer on Ubuntu via Terminal

    How to Install TeamViewer on Ubuntu via Terminal

    TeamViewer works on a variety of operating systems including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. After downloading the TeamViewer .deb installation package for Ubuntu, open a terminal window and use the dpkg command to install the program on your computer.

    Step 1

    Navigate in your browser to TeamViewer.com and click

    Download” at the top of the page.

    Step 2

    Click the “Linux” icon, and then click the link to download the 32-bit or 64-bit .deb package for Ubuntu. Save the file on the desktop.

    Step 3

    Click the “Applications” pull-down menu at the top of the screen, and then click “Accessories” and “Terminal.”

    Step 4

    Type “cd Desktop” and press “Enter.”

    Step 5

    Type “sudo dpkg -i teamviewer_linux.deb” and press “Enter.” Ubuntu prompts you to enter your user password. Type the password and press “Enter” again. Ubuntu begins unpacking and installing the package. When the installation process is complete, the terminal window returns to the “/Desktop$” prompt.

    Step 6

    Close the Terminal window. Click the “Applications” pull-down. Open the “Internet” section and click “TeamViewer 6” to launch TeamViewer.