[Mhiz Rebecca]

This article shows you how to connect your Twitter
and Facebook accounts so that your Tweets and
Retweets will automatically post to your Facebook
wall.
To connect your Twitter account and your
Facebook profile
1. Log in to the Twitter account you want to
associate with your Facebook profile.
2. Go to your Settings menu's Apps tab .
3. Click Connect to Facebook .
4. If you are not already logged in to Facebook, then
you will be prompted to enter your Facebook
login credentials. Enter your credentials and click
Log in to sign in to Facebook.
5. You will then receive a prompt explaining that
Twitter will receive certain information from your
Facebook account. In order to continue, you must
select “Okay.”
6. You will then be prompted to select the privacy
settings for who will see your Tweets and
Retweets posted to your Facebook wall. It is set
to friends by default.
7. Click “Okay” to complete the process.
8. Your Tweets and Retweets will now post to your
profile Facebook wall and your username will be
displayed there as well. Replies will not be posted.
Note: To link your Facebook updates to
Twitter, use this application on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/twitter .
To connect your Twitter account to a
Facebook page
If you have a Facebook Fan Page, or are the admin of
one, you can post Tweets and Retweets from your
Twitter account to your Facebook Page.
1. Follow the steps above to connect to your
Facebook profile .
2. If you have not already done so, visit your Apps
settings and grant Twitter “manage pages” and
"publish pages" permissions for your Facebook
profile.
3. In your Apps settings, Select the page you'd like
to connect to.
4. When prompted, click to allow permission to post
to the selected Facebook page.
Privacy notes
To control who sees your Tweets, Retweets and
username, go to your Facebook Application settings
and click Edit for the Twitter app to restrict who can
see your Tweets and Retweets on your Facebook
wall. Unless you have explicitly chosen to authorize
Twitter for Facebook to connect your Twitter account
to your Facebook account, we will not cross-post to
Facebook on your behalf, or display on Facebook
your Twitter username, profile picture, or other profile
information.
When you choose to connect your Twitter account to
your Facebook account, the Facebook authentication
dialog screen specifies the Facebook account
information that you authorize sharing with Twitter,
including your public profile and birthday. This
information allows us to cross-post between Twitter
and Facebook and may help us improve your Twitter
experience, for example, with better suggestions and
content on Twitter. If you disconnect your Facebook
account from Twitter, we will delete the Facebook
account information that you previously authorized.
Please note that it may take up to a few weeks for
this information to be fully removed from our
systems.
If your Tweets do not post
Make sure the box to Post your Tweets to Facebook
is checked in your Twitter Apps settings . Try
disconnecting and reconnecting again.