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How to disable 'Active Now' green dot on Facebook
Over the years, my Facebook feed has turned into a hodgepodge of MLM peddlers, COVID misinformation, rage over said COVID misinformation, and Minions memes. Yet, embarrassingly, I still check up on it every now and again — and I know I'm not alone in that.
In keeping with this surreptitious Facebook use, I don't want anyone to spy that green bubble next to my icon and actually know that I'm checking it. Here's how to disable the 'Active Now' green dot on Facebook.
On desktop, press the Messenger icon on the top right of the homepage.
Click on the Messenger icon. Credit: Screenshot: Facebook Next, select the ellipsis (...) at the top of the dropdown.
Tap the ellipses. Credit: SCREENSHOT: FACEBOOK Chat Settings will open up. Go to Turn Off Active Status.
Credit: mashable You can choose whether to turn off the green bubble for everyone, or blacklist/whitelist certain names. Click "Okay" when you're done.
Choose your options. Credit: SCREENSHOT: FACEBOOK On mobile, this is a little different. When you tap Messenger on the Facebook app, it'll open up the dedicated Messenger app. From there, click your profile picture at the top left. Select Active Status, and then toggle whether you want to show that you're active:
Tap on Active Status. Credit: SCREENSHOT: FACEBOOK 
Toggle the green bubble to switch this on or off. Credit: SCREENSHOT: FACEBOOK That's it! Enjoy your private Facebook scrolling.
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