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What information do we share with others? 

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What information do we share with others? 

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Every day we share on the Internet a lot of information about us. On social network we can find many things about a person. We can found pictures, opinions, status update of what and how he is doing, links to articles, personal recommendations of things they like, links to other websites, links to other people’s post, status update of what they are feeling, video clips, plans for future activities, trips and plans.

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1. Don’t Post Anything You Don’t Want Everyone To See
It’s important to realize that even if you’ve created filters for your contacts or have your information restricted to only those who follow you or who you approve of, that you should still watch what you share.
Try to refrain from statuses, photos, location-specific posts and personal profile information.

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2. Be Aware & Concerned About Potential Dangers
Being aware is one thing – sometimes it could just be a lack of knowledge. However, it’s just as important to be concerned about those potential dangers.
Internet can be dangerous because we don’t think of it in the applicable sense that it can be a tool to pry into lives. We think it’ll all be fine, but there are numerous stories of tragedies because someone allowed a little too much information to be shared with the wrong person.

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3. Don’t Trust Anyone
You should never trust anyone on the Internet. Don’t tell the world that you will be away from home. Don’t think that it won’t happen to you. These things do happen and if the proper precautions aren’t taken, it could be you too.
Be responsible about who you share with and what you share. Think of the Internet as a giant space where people of all sorts roam. If this space was a real place that you were in, would you trust everyone with all your secrets, personal information, etc.? Probably not.

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When you want to protect your privacy you have to do a password for every account.
You  can think of your password like the code to a vault where you keep your most valuable documents and informations.

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-use a mix of lower and uppercase letters, numbers and symbols;
-make it between 8 and 9 characters long;
- avoid using any identifiable information such as your name, address, phone number or personal information that is easy to guess;
- choose a different password for each of your account to your personal information or other online services that you use.

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How can you create a different password for each account that meets all this criteria and that's easy to remember?

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How can you create a different password for each account that meets all this criteria and that's easy to remember?

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CREATE A PASSPHRASE
To create a passphrase first think of a sentence that's easy for you to remember taking the first letter of each word of the sentence and use it to create your password. You can also convert words into symbols to make your passphrase stronger.