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Last week, you may have noticed a message on your profile page about the new "Extended Profile". The extended profile allows people to move unused profile boxes to an expandable part of their profile. Friends now click through to see the boxes located in the extended portion. We launched this feature in response to complaints from you that the profile had become too cluttered, and with so many applications, it was overwhelming to clean it up.
Another complaint we heard was that it was becoming more and more difficult to find what you were looking for on a friend's profile. If you came to someone's profile just looking to find their phone number or email address, it was hard to find that information quickly.
Extended profile has helped with this problem, and in addition, this week we've also decided to lock the "Personal Information" box—which includes contact information—into the spot beneath your Mini-Feed on your profile. You won't be able to move this box; we're hoping this makes it easier for your friends to get in touch with you when they want by not having to scour your entire profile for one small piece of info.
Julie, a Facebook Product Designer, is updating her personal info now that it's front and center again.
Another complaint we heard was that it was becoming more and more difficult to find what you were looking for on a friend's profile. If you came to someone's profile just looking to find their phone number or email address, it was hard to find that information quickly.
Extended profile has helped with this problem, and in addition, this week we've also decided to lock the "Personal Information" box—which includes contact information—into the spot beneath your Mini-Feed on your profile. You won't be able to move this box; we're hoping this makes it easier for your friends to get in touch with you when they want by not having to scour your entire profile for one small piece of info.
Julie, a Facebook Product Designer, is updating her personal info now that it's front and center again.

Way back in December, we introduced a feature that makes it easy to turn photos that you're tagged in into great profile pictures. First we introduced a link to "Make Profile Photo" link beneath photos in which you were tagged.
We then decided to really optimize for the case when you're in a photo with someone else. We added a photo-cropping interface that lets you select the portion of the photo you are in, and it is scaled perfectly to be the size of a profile picture.
This way, you get a well-sized, well-trimmed photo to show to all of your friends when they arrive on your profile.
Alexandre, a Product Designer, thinks his cropped profile picture really brings out his eyes.
We then decided to really optimize for the case when you're in a photo with someone else. We added a photo-cropping interface that lets you select the portion of the photo you are in, and it is scaled perfectly to be the size of a profile picture.
This way, you get a well-sized, well-trimmed photo to show to all of your friends when they arrive on your profile.
Alexandre, a Product Designer, thinks his cropped profile picture really brings out his eyes.

Following the excitement of the Iowa Caucuses, all eyes are now on New Hampshire, which will host the nation's first primary on Tuesday.
Tonight, all of the major contenders from both parties will be in the Granite State to take part in the New Hampshire Debates, presented by Facebook, ABC News and WMUR.
The Republican candidates will square off at 7pm/6c, followed by the Democratic candidates about 90 minutes later. Charles Gibson will moderate both debates.
You can get involved before, during and after the debates in Facebook's US Politics application, where you can:
Ezra Callahan has been working on Facebook's political features since 2006.
Tonight, all of the major contenders from both parties will be in the Granite State to take part in the New Hampshire Debates, presented by Facebook, ABC News and WMUR.
The Republican candidates will square off at 7pm/6c, followed by the Democratic candidates about 90 minutes later. Charles Gibson will moderate both debates.
You can get involved before, during and after the debates in Facebook's US Politics application, where you can:
- Give live feedback about the debates and the candidates
- Take part in Debate Groups about the election's hottest topics
- See behind-the-scenes postings from ABC News reporters at the debates
- Add your support to your favorite candidates
- Register to vote
- And more...
Ezra Callahan has been working on Facebook's political features since 2006.
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