secure.me

The secure.me summary page graphs recent Facebook usage and summarizes the scanner's findings for problems in privacy, profile data, and your network of friends.

During secure.me's manual scan, the display scrolls a picture-wall composed from the Facebook thumbnail images of all your friends.

As part of the secure.me report you can view all photos uploaded to by scanned account and photos uploaded by friends, with an option to highlight photos of the account owner.

To enable the biometric face recognition feature you feed in a number of photos of yourself, identifying the correct person in the photo if necessary. Thereafter, secure.me can spot photos of you even when they're not tagged.

The summary of all Facebook activities may be more useful if you're using secure.me to track your child's Facebook activity than if you're using it to protect your own account.

Secure.me's privacy analysis identifies personal information that might be too visible in your profile. For example, posting your political affiliation "could affect your reputation."

Clicking on a warning item in the privacy analysis page gets a details explanation of why the item in question might be a problem and what you could do to enhance your privacy.

On the profile analysis page you can view questionable posts, see a breakdown of where posts on your page come from, and view a word cloud of trending topics. There's also a meter that reflects your profile mood, from negative to positive.

Clicking the profile mood meter gets a more detailed explanation, including actions you can take to improve your overall profile mood.

On the network analysis page you can check questionable posts by friends, view a word cloud of trending topics in their posts, and check the mood of your friend network.

In addition to flagging dangerous links, secure.me will flag posts with offensive or risky language, highlighting the problem words and phrases.

By enabling automatic monitoring you allow secure.me to continuously update its scanned information. If you don't turn this feature on you'll want to manually run a scan at least once per week.

Secure.me offers three views, the main Facebook security page, a page for notification settings, and a dashboard that lists all the Facebook accounts you're monitoring.

You can see from the notifications page that eventually you'll be able to set daily, weekly, or immediate email notifications in general, or use different notifications for different types of events. At present, though, you're limited to a weekly report.

The emailed notification report lists all recent items that might require your attention. Clicking any item opens it in the browser for more detail.

You can set secure.me to monitor multiple accounts, perhaps your own and your child's. The dashboard lists all tracked accounts.