Posted on Apr 17, 2020
Here's why you probably shouldn't share your old senior photos on Facebook
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If social media account is not set to 'friends' or private setting, hackers can use #classof2020 post to get high school and graduating year. While innocuous by themselves, it can be stepping stone to getting other info
Here's why you probably shouldn't share your old senior photos on Facebook
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1. Always keep your FB account pictures and posts private to your friends only.
2. Don't use hashtags when you are posting something personal about yourself.
3. When you use those security questions, I don't give truthful answers, just ones I will remember.
4. Everything you post could be a stepping stone to discovering more information about you. If that makes you uncomfortable, you should discontinue using social media sites. It's all about risk assessment and acceptance. How paranoid do you want to be and how much of an introvert do you want to be (virtually anyway).
2. Don't use hashtags when you are posting something personal about yourself.
3. When you use those security questions, I don't give truthful answers, just ones I will remember.
4. Everything you post could be a stepping stone to discovering more information about you. If that makes you uncomfortable, you should discontinue using social media sites. It's all about risk assessment and acceptance. How paranoid do you want to be and how much of an introvert do you want to be (virtually anyway).
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