One:
What Not To Do
Two:
Think Before You Post
You never know who will
come across your personal page but you can make a good impression in case
anyone is looking. Here’s how: Keep controversial topics to a minimum (such as
political debates, religious views, and so forth), maintain professional and
appropriate speech, and forego evocative or unprofessional photos.
Three:
Online History
Some social media sites
will keep a record of websites, videos and photos you have viewed and post them
to your Facebook timeline for everyone to view. Be cautious of this and update
your security preferences.
Four:
“Tagging”
Set your personal preferences to ask for permission before anyone tags you in an inappropriate or
unflattering photo.
Five:
Extra Caution
Don’t underestimate
the internet or those using it. Almost anyone can find a way to hack into your
accounts and steal personal information so always check and double-check your
privacy settings and passwords to ensure that no one can access your
information without your knowledge.
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