Those who "overshare" online - posting personal information like full names, children's names, home addresses and details about when they're away from home - are "especially vulnerable," notes the report.
To counteract these dangers, Consumer Reports made the following seven suggestions of things you should stop doing on Facebook:
- Using a weak password
- Listing a full birth date
- Overlooking privacy controls
- Posting a child's name in a caption
- Mentioning being away from home
- Letting yourself be found by a search engine
- Permitting youngsters to use Facebook unsupervised
via readwriteweb.com
Posted via web from Vancouver Internet Marketing Consultant - Brent Purves
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