Where can I find my Hahalolo account settings?
Click your profile picture thumbnail 
in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page and select Privacy & Security settings.
in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page and select Privacy & Security settings.Tap 
in the bottom right of Hahalolo, scroll down and tap Settings & Privacy.
Tap in the bottom right of Hahalolo, scroll down and tap Settings & privacy.
Where can I set up language on Hahalolo?
- Click your profile picture thumbnail in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page and select Privacy & Security settings.
- Click Language.
- Select the language you want Hahalolo to appear in.
- Tap
- Select the language you want Hahalolo to appear in.
- Tap OK to confirm.
- Tap
- Select the language you want Hahalolo to appear in.
Furthermore, you can change language at the login page, below the signup form: Select one of the available languages.
How can I manage my timeline and tagging?
- Click your profile picture thumbnail in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page and select Privacy & Security settings.
- Click Timeline and tagging. Here, you can:
CHANGE Who can see posts you’re tagged in on your timeline?
- Public: All Hahalolo users can see the content.
- Only me: Only you and the person you tagged can see the content.
- Friends: Only your friends can see the content.
CHANGE Who can tag you in their posts?
- Public: Only your friends can tag you.
- Only me: Only you can tag yourself.
- Tap
- Tap Audience and visibility then select Timeline and tagging. Here, you can:
CHANGE Who can see what others post on your timeline?
- Public: All Hahalolo users can see the content.
- Friends: Only your friends can see the content.
- Only me: Only you and the person you tagged can see the content.
CHANGE Who can tag you in their posts?
- Public: Only your friends can tag you.
- Only me: Only you can tag yourself.
- Tap
- Tap Audience and visibility then select Timeline and tagging. Here, you can:
CHANGE Who can see posts you’re tagged in on your timeline?
- Public: All Hahalolo users can see the content.
- Friends: Only your friends can see the content.
- Only me: Only you and the person you tagged can see the content.
CHANGE Who can tag you in their posts?
- Public: Only your friends can tag you.
- Only me: Only you can tag yourself.
How do I change my Name on Hahalolo?
- Click your profile picture thumbnail in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page and select Privacy & Security settings.
- In the Full name section, click Edit
- Change Full name:
- First name, Last name: required.
- Middle name: not required.
- Click Save.
- Confirm the current password, then click Confirm.
- Tap
- Tap Audience and visibility then select Update your personal information.
- Tap
Edit in Full name.
- First name, Last name: required
- Middle name: not required
- Enter Password to confirm.
- Tap Save.
- Tap
- Tap Audience and visibility then select Update your name.
- Edit info boxes:
- First name, Last name: required
- Middle name: not required
- Enter Current password to confirm.
- Tap Save.
Naming rules on Hahalolo:
Hahalolo is a community where everyone uses the name they go by in everyday life.
Your name used on Hahalolo:
- Does not contain special characters
- Does not contain Hahalolo keywords
- Does not contain acronyms or phrases that are registered by Hahalolo
- Does not contain numbers
- Full name is no longer than 5 words
- Does not contain offensive or suggestive words.
- A nickname can be used as a first name or middle name if it is a variation of the real name.
- You can also list other names on your account (for example, maiden name, nickname, professional name).
- Pretending to be anything or anyone isn’t allowed.
How do I create my Hahalolo username?
- The username is part of your public profile. Thus, your friends can find you on Hahalolo. It is the web address of the profile (example: Hahalolo.com/u/tom.96).
- The username is often a variation of your name, such as tom96 or tom.96. You can create your own username.
- Here are some things you can do with your username:
- Create a custom link (e.g., https://hahalolo.com/u/tom.96) to your profile so that you can share with friends or post on external websites.
- Access someone else's personal information through Hahalolo. For example, if your username is tom.96, then your friends can go to "https://hahalolo.com/u/tom.96" to view your profile and all your public information.
HOW TO CREATE A USERNAME:
- Click your profile picture thumbnail in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page and select Privacy & Security settings.
- In the Username section, click Edit
- Click Edit to create Username.
- Enter a new username, then click Save.
- Tap
- Tap Audience and visibility then select Update personal information.
- Tap + Add or
- Enter a username, then tap Save.
- Tap
- Tap Audience and visibility then select Update username.
- Enter a username, then tap Save.
RULES FOR CREATING A HAHALOLO USERNAME:
- Every user account has a unique username.
- Username can only contain alphanumeric characters (A – Z, 0–9) and periods (".").
- Periods can't be at the end or start of a username (e.g. invalid name: ‘.username’).
- Do not use periods (".") and capital letters to distinguish usernames (not case sensitive).
For example, johnsmith55, John.Smith55 and john.smith.55 are all considered the same username.
- Username cannot contain generic terms or extensions (.com|.net|.vn |.org|.edu|.info|.name|.gov|.biz|.us|.ws|.uk|.fr|.de|.ru|.jp|.gmail).
- Username must be a minimum of 5 characters and a maximum of 50 characters.
Possible errors you are likely to make when creating a username:
- Contain invalid characters
- Less than 5 characters
- Exceed maximum length
- Contain misplaced special characters
- Contain consecutive special characters
- Username is already taken
How to turn on or off Dark mode?
Use Dark mode to adjust the appearance to reduce glare and give your eyes a break.
- Click your profile picture thumbnail in the top right of the screen of any Hahalolo page.
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Click Dark mode (Off) to turn it on
Click Dark mode (On) to turn it off