Make sure you’ve enabled Secure Browsing
That uses an encrypted (https) connection instead of the standard one, which scrambles your data so that creep sitting behind you in Starbucks can’t use Firesheep or a similar network sniffer to steal your Facebook logon out of the air.
Turn on Secure Browsing in Facebook
If you don't already have this turned on, here's how to do it: Go to your Account Settings. Click the Security icon on the left and select Secure Browsing * Edit. Put a checkmark in the box next to “Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) when possible.” Click Save Changes, and you’re done. Easy peasy.
That uses an encrypted (https) connection instead of the standard one, which scrambles your data so that creep sitting behind you in Starbucks can’t use Firesheep or a similar network sniffer to steal your Facebook logon out of the air.
Turn on Secure Browsing in Facebook
If you don't already have this turned on, here's how to do it: Go to your Account Settings. Click the Security icon on the left and select Secure Browsing * Edit. Put a checkmark in the box next to “Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) when possible.” Click Save Changes, and you’re done. Easy peasy.
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