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watch what u say or else your gonna have to regret it because you cant say that it wasn't u when it was so just make sure that u watch what your typing or whatever your doing.

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Never do anything stupid.

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Don't post anything too personal, something you'll regret in the future, something embarrassing etc.

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When using the internet dont give out your personal information.

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not to put persinal imformsion

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You should remember to not say where someone Lives.

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you should not put on any personal information

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my Name is Noah

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On the internet you shouldn't post things that are personal. Like where you are going or your address and phone number.

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When you go on the internet, you shouldn't go on inaproppiate things because people can catch you.

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If anyone asks you about information that is important tell a grown up

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Dont post something youll regret.

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If you delete something it will NEVER, I repeat, NEVER go away forever. :3 ~Jess :]

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to play fortnite

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You should remember not tell anyone where you live or what your name is.

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never post pictures of what u do on a daily bases

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Don´t share your age,address and location

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On the internet you shouldn't post things that are personal, inappropriate, or disrespectful. Because if somebody sees what you posted you can't delete it. Also some people are very cruel and they can find out things about you. Never put you age, address or private info.

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NO Put Downs to your friends or anybody because that makes them feel bad.

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don't put your address and don't put your age

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When using the internet don't do things you'll regret. Even if you delete it is really not deleted from the internet. So be careful with your digital footprint.

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Don´t put your address or anyone else

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Don't post anything inappropriate, photographs of your self, and personal information.

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You should not post your personal information to the public

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Don't post anything that people can copy,or see

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Interent is the best for the people but  you better be careful.

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Interent is the best for the people but  you better be careful.

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don't ever post personal information about your self

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do not post many things about yourself

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do not post anything that is important to you

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Don't post any personal information about yourself that you don't want other people to know about

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don't post personal info like your adresses or age

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even when you delete something it does not mean that it is gone forever.   

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even when you delete something it does not mean that it is gone forever.   

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Don't post things you don't want people to see copy and it will be with you forever and ever!!!!!

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Don't post things you don't want people to see copy and it will be with you forever and ever!!!!!

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remember to not to share personal things about yourself

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When using the internet you should remember... to not post anything that you don't want people to see.
DON'T POST PERSONAL INFO!!!

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                   Titus                                        You should remeber not to always tell where your location is.

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When using the internet you should remember to not post information that's personal or that gives too much information

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To not post too many things about yourself or anything you don't want anyone to know about.

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If you are feeling concerned about your social media privacy settings, read on for some useful tips to help you enjoy social media more safely.

While social networking sites are great for keeping in touch and making new friends, they're also a boon for anyone looking to harvest personal information, for whatever purpose.

Sharing too much information on a social network may leave you at risk of identity theft - and even home burglary.

Follow our top social networking tips to help safeguard your privacy.

1. Make use of privacy settings

Read the site's privacy policy and use its privacy and security settings to control who can see your personal information.

Facebook, for example, offers controls over who can see your basic or full profile, your posts and photos and what appears in your timeline.

How to change your privacy settings on Facebook

At the top of the page you'll see a blue banner running across the top. To the far right you'll find a dropdown arrow. Click it and then click 'Settings'. From there you can get to 'Privacy'. Set everything so that only friends can see your information - you generally want to avoid anything being open to Public view.

Doing this will help keep your information safer, but we can never be completely confident that our data is safe. If people allow personality quiz apps to access all their data, then that includes their friend lists. So even if you don't allow any third party apps to have access to your profile, your friends could be inadvertently allowing that.
How to change your Facebook newsfeed
And even if you're pretty sure you've never fallen for a trap like this, did you know that if you have allowed a third party app access to your Facebook profile at any point since joining the site, it could still be working away in the background, collecting data? With some profiles now notching up a decade of existence, who knows what you might have clicked on ten years ago?

Luckily, you can find out quite easily...

How to manage apps on Facebook

Go back to that arrow at the top right of your blue banner and click 'Settings' again. This time click 'Apps'.

Here you'll find the wording: 'On Facebook, your name, profile picture, cover photo, gender, networks, username and user ID are always publicly available to both people and apps. Apps also have access to your Friends list and any information that you choose to make public.'

A little unnerving.

Are you surprised at how many apps have access to your profile? Just click the X to remove them and you're suddenly a lot more secure.

But as stated before, you never can be too careful, which leads us nicely into our next point.
Five scams to steal your identity
2. Don't overshare

You probably know much better than to broadcast your mother's maiden name or the name of your first pet, and you might sensibly choose not to disclose your birthday (how much are the half-hearted birthday wishes from someone you briefly worked with seven years ago worth anyway?) but do you avoid giving details of upcoming holidays?

Criminals scour social networks to find empty houses to burgle.

So for that reason, whilst you're away, try to resist sharing holiday snaps. Some insurers may refuse a claim if you've broadcast your vacant home on Facebook or other social accounts.

In general, don't post personal details, such as your phone number or home address. Avoid posting photos of your home that make it easy to identify where you live.

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3. It's not a popularity contest

Don't accept every friend or follower request you get - only connect with people you know in real life or whose identity you know is genuine.

Criminals create fake online accounts in order to befriend others and harvest personal information.

So if you receive a friend request from someone you thought you were already friends with, don't blindly accept them - don your virtual deerstalker and do a bit of detective work. First, see if you can find the profile you thought you already linked to. If your friend is still on your list without you having accepted the new request, then the new request is more than likely an interloper. Report them to Facebook to be deleted, and tell your friend about the infraction too so they can advise the other people on their friend list to keep everyone safe.

Where possible always follow social media accounts that have a white tick in a light blue circle next to their name. This means they are an officially verified account.

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If, reading this, you realise you've accepted a friend request from someone you'd rather not have access to your profile, find out how to unfriend on Facebook.

4. Be wary of links

Avoid clicking on links in messages, tweets, posts, and online advertising. These may be links to viruses or other forms of malicious content.

5. Don't link accounts

Many websites and apps give you the option to 'Log in with Facebook', rather than creating a separate account. But by doing this, your social network may share all the information it holds about you, including the date and place of your birth, your email address and employment details, along with photos.

Furthermore, with just one log-in for multiple sites, if one site is hacked, then all your accounts are compromised too.

6. Use a separate email

On that note, you could even go one step further and create a separate email account to use with each social network. That way, your main email account is protected from any spam or phishing email you may receive.
Signs an email may be a scam
7. Use strong passwords

You've heard it again and again - use a separate password for each social account.

Make it at least eight digits long and a combination of upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols.

You probably don't use separate passwords because passwords are, by their very nature, hard to remember.

So to get round it, and avoid having a massive tome filled with passwords, you could devise yourself a code only you know.

For example, you could assign each vowel an animal, then take the first vowel of the website's name to start creating a truly unique password. Perhaps combine it with the number of letters in the website's name, giving you something no one could guess.

With this code, your Facebook password becomes AntEight8. Twitter becomes IguanaSeven7.

And for an extra layer of safety, choose a username that doesn't help identify you, such as maryjsmith_1961.
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7 tips for using social media sites safely

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If you are feeling concerned about your social media privacy settings, read on for some useful tips to help you enjoy social media more safely. While social networking sites are great for keeping in touch and making new friends, they're also a boon for anyone looking to harvest personal information, for whatever purpose.

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to not post anything super personal about yourself
adresses, full names, etc

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When using the internet, you should remember... to not post personal conversations online

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When using the internet, you should remember... to not post personal conversations online

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-Mark