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Social media safety and what not to share online
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Social media Social media is a powerful tool for staying connected, but it also comes with risks if not used carefully. Practicing social media safety means being aware of what you post, who can see it, and how it can be used. Avoid sharing personal information like your full name, address, phone number, school or workplace, and daily routines. Cybercriminals often use details from social media to steal identities, target people with scams, or even guess passwords. Always keep your profiles private, accept friend requests only from people you know, and regularly review your privacy settings. Be cautious about clicking on suspicious links or participating in quizzes that ask for personal data. Remember, once something is posted online, it can be copied, shared, or misused — even if you delete it. Staying smart, private, and selective with what you share is the best way to enjoy social media while keeping your identity and data safe. While social media is fun and engaging, it's imp...
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