Social Media in 2019. Top Tips for Safe, Secure Personal and Business Social Media Use!
The Digital Forensics Files PodcastShow Notes
How much is too much to share publicly on social media and what is the potential downside of doing so? Using social media safely requires you to consider the risks and consequences of having publicly accessible information about you available to anyone.
Sharing your life and information with others is perfectly reasonable and social media allows us to do it with ease and convenience. However, having your personal details available to anyone who may want to find the information is neither safe nor advisable. Always consider your privacy settings to ensure you are only sharing information with those that you trust.
Business users need to concern themselves with security in the social media landscape or you risk losing your account as the Instagram Lip Model I refer to in the episode almost did. See the full news story here.
I talk about top tips for security and safety in this episode. Share on your social media to help spread this important message!
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