Priveyo Private Social Network

Priveyo Private Social Network

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Avoid Random Requests With Priveyo's Privacy App

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There is nothing quite as interrupting to your evening of relaxing after work as flipping on your social media forum to find several random messages waiting on you. Topics of all kinds pop up to demand your attention. People you don't even know send you requests asking you to approve of pages you have no interest in, and even advertisements work their way into your communications inbox. If you haven't read my post about how to protect your conversations from online trolls please read it now to protect your online privacy.

If you want a way to avoid being pestered by all of these random messages, then you are looking for a social networking app that will allow you to decide on the privacy settings of your own profile and the groups that you are in. Such a privacy app can be found with Priveyo.

Those random messages can be more than just annoying. If you follow every one of them, you will soon find your social media profile crammed full of information from pages that you don't care about. When you use Priveyo, you can set your privacy app settings to exactly how you like them. If you'd like to block people who aren't on your friends list from sending you messages of any type, you can easily do so.

Priveyo is a social networking app that is designed to keep your privacy intact. As you make new friends, you can invite them to join your various groups or to interact on your wall, and they can send you the same. You can live your online live as privately or as openly as you desire.

The options for this are easily changed. As you add new friends and begin wanting to carry on conversations with them, you can group your friends together, or be invited to their groups, in order to have conversations that are available only to those who are a member of the group. This way, your personal conversations aren't available to be read by everyone on your friend's list.

Importantly, this privacy app will keep you from being pestered by all of those people who bother you on a daily basis. You won't have to worry about any of the harassing messages to state your public approval of different pages, and won't have to be concerned about what product that page is currently promoting under the guise of your name, simply because you liked the company itself. Our social networking app doesn't allow the simple fact that you approve of something to turn into an advertisement that includes your name to your friends.

For the privacy app that you've been searching for, Priveyo offers everything that you have been wanting. Our social networking app has been specifically created so that you can interact with those people who are your friends, and not have to worry about those people who are not. End the days of random messages from complete strangers asking you to contribute to this cause or to approve of this company. Get your social media privacy under control again with Priveyo.

Monday, July 8, 2013

Keep Your Friends List Clean With Social Media Privacy

If you are a regular user of common forms of social media, you know how messy your friends list can get during regular use. With your helpful social media program helpfully suggesting to complete strangers that you be added as a friend, you will commonly end up with friend requests from people you don't even know.

When you start adding these people to your friends list, they can immediately begin snooping around in your past pictures and status comments, and receive automatic updates every time you make a change in the future. If you value your online privacy, you need a way to have conversations online without these so-called friends clinging to every word that you type.

Most of the time, you don't know these people. You may have met them once, or they could just randomly believe that you are distantly related. In some instances, people can't even send you a message to ask you a question unless they add you to their friends list. What results is a long, lingering list of people you hardly know, all able to see every word you type while trying to communicate with those people who actually are your friends.

If you value your social media privacy, you need to check out Priveyo's online privacy network. Through Priveyo, you can still answer everyone's friend requests, but you can then set conversations with people to different levels of privacy. What you end up writing isn't necessarily the business of everyone on your friends list, and Priveyo understands that. By giving you the opportunity to form groups among your friends with different levels of privacy, you can control who sees what you type, and even have conversations in complete online privacy once more.

Your social media privacy is valuable to Priveyo. When you want to have a conversation about something personal, you need to make sure that those random people who have joined your friends list for whatever reason over the years are left out of the loop. Educators commonly end up having class after class of students joining their friends list on social media sites, along with coworkers and bosses. Before you know it, every word you type to actual friends becomes the day's rumor among the students you teach. This is the reason that online privacy is important to Priveyo.

Everyone has the right to hold conversations with their actual friends with social media privacy foremost in their mind. By allowing you to set conversations and groups at different privacy levels, those people on your friends list who don't need to know your inner-most secrets won't be aware of the conversation.

With the highest privacy settings, you will be able to completely hide the conversation from anyone who isn't a part of the group. Your friends who have no business knowing these details of your personal life won't even be aware that your conversation is taking place, just like online privacy settings should offer you everywhere.

Friday, July 5, 2013

Speak With Your Club Members Privately Using Priveyo's Social Media App

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Do you remember the old days, when you wanted to speak with members of your club to pass on an important announcement, and you picked up the phone to make a call? When those days vanished, so did the privacy of your discussion. Online privacy at the major social media sites nowadays is a laughing matter. You can set your group to be closed, but the moment a member makes a comment, every one of their friends are notified, and even told what the comment made was!

 If you want a chance to use a social media app like it was originally meant to be: a way to communicate with all the members of a group through a single post submission and without anyone outside of the group knowing your announcement, then you need to get your club the Priveyo social media app. Invite the members of your club to a group, and know that your discussions will remain inside the group itself again.

Online privacy is something that everyone can appreciate. When your club has something that they want to discuss, wouldn't it be nice to have that discussion without the discussion leaving your club? Priveyo's social media app permits you to have your conversations in private again, without anyone outside of your group's members being aware of the discussion again.

It's not that your group has anything to discuss that is life or death, top secret clearance only level stuff. Priveyo understands this. We have created a social media app that is designed to let your group discuss how much of the dues money you should spend on refreshments, without having non-group members butt in to protest how you are spending your own money. With true online privacy restored, your club will be able to make announcements in peace again.

We know how important it is that some announcements be made only within the confines of your group. For these announcements, you want only the members of your group to be able to see them. Whether it is a schedule change, announcing a vote on a new topic for next week's meeting, or just someone needing to ask a question, the members of your group should feel safe speaking among themselves. With a social media app that centers on online privacy, your group can be free to make those comments and hold those discussions again.

Give your club the freedom that it requires in order to share information again. With Priveyo's different online privacy settings, you can turn your club into a password only protected area, so that those who want to join can be approved or declined, and have the password changed on them if need be, to keep your group free of annoyances. On the other hand, the most private settings will make it so that only the club members who you specifically invite will ever be able to join your social media app group.

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Keep Your Children's Club Details Private With Online Privacy

Across America, those parents who are striving to create safer, more reliable methods of entertaining their children have started creating children's clubs. Whether these are involved with local religious groups, feature organizations such as Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and 4-H, or are just a collection of parents who want to provide safe environments for their children's entertainment, they all have the same goal in mind: give their kids a place to play that isn't filled with danger.

However, when you use social media to communicate the plans of your children's club with other parents, you couldn't be placing your children in greater danger. When it comes to discussing plans in groups like this, online privacy isn't exactly something that goes hand in hand with group discussions. Social media privacy is so difficult to achieve because social media makes its money from ads that target consumers.

You've all seen the ever changing ads on the side of most social media pages, and how those ads always seem to relate to words that you've recently typed in on the social media platform. The creators of social media make money every time someone clicks on one of these ads. To that end, the more people who can see your children's club posts and comment on them, the more opportunities for ads exist on other people's screens.

To this end, your social media privacy is practically non-existent on the major social networking sites. Even in your closed children's group, when a member makes a comment, the social media site announces to all of that person's friends that they made a comment on such and such a board. They may not be able to read it, but the record of your activity exists. Then, people who are curious about your group's activities ask to join the group and someone lets them in. So much for online privacy. Now people who aren't even in your neighborhood are reading about your after school plans for Friday afternoon.

If you are wanting to keep your children's club plans private, and afford your children with all of the protection you can offer, then you need a social media privacy app that is actually concerned with your online privacy. When you use Priveyo, you can control not only who has access to your group with password protection, but also who can see anything relating to the group's existence.

From the highest privacy settings, your children's club discussions are so secure that even if someone knows the name of your group, they won't be able to locate it through Priveyo's search engine. As far as Priveyo is concerned, to the public, your group doesn't even exist. With online privacy this secure, you can finally start making plans for your children without needing to worry about who's creeping on the children's group for uncouth reasons. Your discussions will be secure, and your ability to plan safe again, thanks to Priveyo.

Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Planning Private Parties With A Private Social Network

We've all tried to plan events for a small gathering of friends through social media before. What starts off as an honest attempt to plan a party for friday evening soon ends up with your friends inviting their friends, who invite their friends, and ultimately your intimate get together turns into a party that you can't afford all of the supplies for.

This is what happens when you rely on standard forms of social for your party planning needs. What you require is a social networking app that is designed around privacy. If you had used Priveyo's private social network to create the party event, you wouldn't be having to worry about all of those extra party guests showing up.

With regular social networking, your friends can invite friends to an event, who will invite their friends as well, and so on, simply because they each think that the party would be more fun if their other friends were present as well. With Priveyo's private social network, you could control the visibility of such an event, not only preventing anyone but you from inviting more people, but keeping those who weren't invited by you personally from even knowing that your party exists.

In a private social networking app environment, your private get togethers stay exactly as they were meant to be. Priveyo allows you to make your party a public event, so that your friends can invite their friends if they want to. But, if you happen to have a landlord who considers ten people to be "disturbing the peace", then you are going to need to keep a tight leash on the number of people who show up. 

Keeping your privacy in check is Priveyo's primary concern as your social networking app. When what you have planned is an intimate gathering of five or six friends where you plan to cook a great meal, you need to make sure that no extra guests show up to your gathering. 

Keeping your event under control comes in how you set up your group. Public events can be seen and joined by anyone who cares to be curious about your party. When you set your party to the protected level of security, anyone who knows about your party can search for the group that you made, but they will need the password in order to get in and see the details of when and where.

But for the ultimate privacy, your get together needs the private Priveyo setting. This private social network setting means that your party plans are completely invisible to everyone, until you personally invite them to join the group. This means that even those who have heard about your party still won't be able to find information about it through our social networking app. Even when they are invited, they will still need the password in order to get in, providing an extra layer of security to your party planning needs.

Tuesday, May 28, 2013

What Level Of Social Media Privacy Do You Need?

When you use the features available on ordinary social media sites, you will find that social media privacy isn't exactly a topic that the site's programmers seemed to have in mind. You may even find that social media sites  lack of privacy concerns to be disturbing, but your options seem slim and your concerns not shared by those around you. When you need a private social network to take care of your needs, you should find one that offers far more options than the everyday social media program does.

Here at Priveyo, we have constructed our entire private social network around the concept of your privacy concerns. Depending on your needs, you can select from a choice of categories and get exactly the social media privacy that your group is requiring. Of course, knowing what the needs of your group are ahead of time can make choosing which level of privacy your group needs all the easier.

For groups that meet on a public basis, the protected option is probably the best for your group's needs. If you have a group that welcomes new members and encourage community involvement, then you can use the front page offered in your search results as a means of recruitment and sharing of public knowledge.

The information that you put on this page is entirely optional. You can leave it as just a simple group logo, or share the information that an interested community member would need to sign up and start attending your group on a regular basis. You could even provide a phone number for someone to call if they are interested in coming to the next meeting, or basic directions to your meeting site if you wish.

For a community organization, this level of protection keeps your group workings and discussions private from non-associated eyes. Requiring a password to join, you can distribute this password at your meetings to those who are actually members of your group, and know that you are enjoying social media privacy once again.

But what about for those groups that aren't community organizations? If you are looking for a private social network that will keep the communications of you and your closest friends as a secret, then Priveyo can help you. Whether you need to pass along information about a selective study group, or just need a place to complain about work that the boss can't find, the highest social media privacy settings will let you hide from the world.

Through a totally private social network, you can stay completely in the shadows and say what you want, without anyone who isn't a part of your group ever knowing you exist. Perfect for sharing family photographs or hanging out with your best friends, this ultimate in social media privacy ensures that the name of your group doesn't even turn up in search results. You can talk all you want, without anyone ever knowing that your private social network even exists.

Monday, May 27, 2013

Rely On Social Media Privacy To Fix Your Troll Problems

While you have been using social media, you have probably encountered your fair share of trolls over the years. For those who don't know, a troll is someone who has gained access to your social media group, has no business being there, and continually makes commentary to angry up the blood of the rightful group members. If you have a troll in your social media app, you know exactly the person that we're talking about.

Here at Priveyo, we think that social media privacy should be a primary concern of all groups, not just those who have encountered trolls in the past. That's why we offer a social media app that is designed to keep trolls from even knowing that your group exists.

Trolls are a waste of your group's time. You can't suggest that you move your meetings to Friday evenings without that troll speaking up to argue about why holding meetings at 3 AM on Wednesday would be better for everyone in the group. They know full well that such a meeting time wouldn't be in the group's interest. They're only making such comments for the attention that they get when the members of your group argue back.

In order to reclaim your group's social media privacy, you are going to need a way to actually protect your group's account. On Priveyo, making your group a secret is incredibly easy. These privacy functions stay with your group throughout its lifetime, meaning that you can't be violated by additional trolls simply because you approve someone who has asked to join your social media group. When you use the highest privacy functions of our social media app, even your existing trolls won't be able to hunt your group down in order to continue the harassment.

Reclaiming your group's social media privacy can take several different forms here at Priveyo. If you decide to stay with a protected group, then your trolls will still be able to see that your group exists. They can read the information you put on the front page about where the group meets physically, but they won't be able to gain access to trouble your group without the password. In the event that one does manage to sneak in to your group, all you have to do is change the password, and your social media app will have its privacy restored.

If your group isn't welcoming of newcomers, and you simply want to continue with your group activities without any more trolls finding you in real life or online, then Priveyo can help you with this as well. Through our social media privacy settings, you can set your group to be so private that the only way people can find it is through an invitation from someone already in the group. Otherwise, even if your trolls know the name of your group, they won't be able to find you in any of the searches.