Facebook is to allow users to clean up their profiles by hiding posts and photographs dating from when they were teenagers or at university amid fears it could hinder their future job prospects. 社交網(wǎng)絡(luò)臉書將允許用戶清理自己的個人資料，將青少年或大學(xué)時期上傳的一些可能會阻礙求職前程的帖子和照片隱藏起來。 profiles資料 hinder 阻礙 The social network said it had added the feature because "we know things change in people's lives" and that it wished to make it easier for people to "accurately reflect" who they are in the present. It said the public would be able to use the "Manage Activity” tool to search their posts by year or person, and delete or archive those posts in bulk. 臉書表示，增加這一功能是因為“我們知道人生會發(fā)生改變”，希望能有助于人們“準確地反映出”自己現(xiàn)在是個什么樣的人。臉書稱，公眾可以運用“管理活動”工具，按年份或人物來搜索帖子，批量刪除帖子或?qū)⑵浯鏅n。 Accurately準確地 Reflect 反映 archive存檔 If users archive posts, they will not just be hidden from timelines, as they are with the current "Hide" feature, but from across Facebook as a whole, regardless of where it was posted or who was tagged in it. 無論帖子發(fā)在哪里或標記了什么人，如果用戶將帖子存檔，它們不僅是在時間軸中被隱藏（這是現(xiàn)有的“隱藏”功能可以做到的），而且臉書網(wǎng)站上的所有人都看不到。 tagged標記 regardless of 無論 Such tools could prove useful to those looking to clean up their social media presence ahead of job interviews by making it impossible to find old posts of parties, nights out or fancy dress that could show them in a negative light. 這樣的工具對于那些想在求職面試前清理社交媒體痕跡的人來說會很有用，可以讓別人無法找到對自己形象不利的派對、夜生活或奇裝異服的老帖子。 Presence 痕跡 However, the move may cause some concern that Facebook is allowing people to whitewash their history, making it more difficult for people to search through posts for evidence of damaging comments. 然而，這一舉動可能會引發(fā)某些人的擔(dān)憂，擔(dān)心臉書允許人們洗白過去，這樣一來人們就更難以通過搜索帖子找到破壞性言論的證據(jù)。