You've probably seen it. A copied and pasted status update asking you to "hover over my name" and uncheck comments and likes. It doesn't protect your privacy. It doesn't prevent hackers from invading your profile. It's a hoax. More on this can be found here: http://www.jonloomer.com/2011/12/28/hover-over-my-name/. For all things Facebook and digital marketing, like my page at http://facebook.com/jonloomerdigital.
Hover Over My Name: The Facebook Status Hoax
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