how much should you reveal on social media

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WEBINAR How Much Should

You Reveal on

Social Media?


We all love sharing stuff on social

media, especially Facebook -

funny pics, hilarious videos, witty

jokes and what not.


But, do we know how much

should be shared and what

shouldn't be?


In today’s webinar, we will

discuss: # The type of information that should not be made

public.

# Consequences of sharing too much on social media.

# Tips on protecting your online privacy.

# How Quick Heal helps you use social media safely.


Type of information that

should not be made public.


Remember, we’re always

being watched on Social

Media.


And among the people who

could be watching us are

Cyber Criminals.


And that’s why, you should

never reveal this type of

information in public on social

media:


1. Your home’s address.


2. Your phone number.


3. Your date of birth.


4. Your vacation plans.


5. Photos of all your

belongings.


6. Information about your kids.


7. Grudges about your work.


8. Intimate or personal photos.


9. Any financial information.


Consequences of sharing too

much on social media.


Sharing too much information

on social media has the

following risks:


1. You could be exposing

yourself to online predators.


2. You are more likely to

become a victim of identity

fraud.


3. Home burglary while you

are out.


4. Risk of being cyber bullied.


5. You may fall prey to social

engineering schemes.


6. Damaged reputation.


Tips on protecting your privacy on

Social Media.


You can protect your privacy

on Facebook by following

these tips:


1. Control who can

see your timeline

posts on Facebook.


2. Control who can

get in touch with

you via messages.


3. Control the privacy of

the details in the ‘About’

section.


4. Control who can find you on

Facebook using your email

address and telephone number.


5. Know when your account is

accessed from an unknown

device.


6. Some More Tips on Privacy:

# Encrypt your hard drive.

# Consider using Private Browsing.

# Always Log Out once done.

# Read Privacy Policies of sites you share

your information with.

# Avoid using public WiFi for logging into

sites.


How Quick Heal helps you use

Social Media safely


Quick Heal helps you stay safe

against online threats including

dangers on Social Media with

these security features:


Helps restrict users (especially

children) from visiting potentially

dangerous social media sites like

dating sites, unmonitored chat

sites, etc.

Parental Control


Automatically blocks websites that

are designed to steal user

information by using social media

scams.

Web Security


Blocks emails designed to trick

users into revealing personal and

financial information.

Email Security


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webinar?


Thank You!


References http://blogs.quickheal.com/wp/how-much-should-you-reveal-on-facebook/ http://blogs.quickheal.com/wp/how-much-should-you-reveal-on-facebook-part-ii/ http://blogs.quickheal.com/wp/5-tips-to-make-your-facebook-account-hackproof-updated/ http://blogs.quickheal.com/wp/facebook-security-easy-tips-for-user-privacy/

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