Facebook today announced it has overhauled its privacy tools, consolidating some into a single screen, and making others vastly easier to access. Previously, Facebook’s privacy settings on mobile were spread across 20 different screens. Now, users just have to head to one place. The company has also removed privacy settings that it felt were ‘outdated.’ It has also launched a new privacy shortcuts menu, which contains commonly-used functions pertaining to privacy and account security. From here, you can do things like set up two-factor authentication, limit who can see your posts, and control advertising preferences. The company has also launched…
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