Of course Facebook was the first thing accused 'Tinder murderer' Gable Tostee did when he got out of jail.

Yep, he’s back.

It would seem like a logical idea to keep a low profile if you were accused of murder and then released from jail.

But self-confessed Playboy Gable Tostee has announced his freedom to the social media world, posting on Facebook a picture of a cigar-smoking Arnold Schwarnznegger and the words “I’m back”, News Limited reports.

The accused killer was banned by a judge from using dating app Tinder and social media to meet new women, but it hasn’t stopped him from ensuring his followers are well aware of his movements.

Related: News: Gable Tostee has been charged with murder.

Tostee was released on parole at the weekend, after serving six months of a ten-month sentence for a 2014 drunken high-speed chase.

He is also charged with murdering New Zealand woman Warriena Wright, while she was in Queensland for a wedding last year.

On August 8, Ms Wright fatally fell from Tostee’s 14th-floor Gold Coast balcony.

Police claim things between the two turned violent after 29-year-old Tostee, who reportedly once bragged of bedding 150 women, invited Ms Wright, who he met through Tinder, up to his apartment for drinks.

Tostee can allegedly be heard accusing Ms Wright of attacking him and locking her on his balcony in recordings of the night he made on his phone.

Police allege Ms Wright tried to climb to a lower balcony, fearing for her life, and fell to her death.

Tostee – who was bailed after his parents coughed up a $200,000 security – is fighting the murder charge and will appear in court next month for a committal hearing.