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We're all online, so what's the big deal?

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We're all online, so what's the big deal?

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While we are quickly moving to a society where just about anyone can locate your life story online, we should be more "safety minded". I'll attempt to put together 5 tried and true rules for you to follow on social media with just a little light reading to back it all up.

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They're the key for unlocking quite a bit of power within the cyber world. Just like you wouldn't give your car or house keys to just anybody, don't give them access to your passwords either. You should use different passwords for each of the social media outlets you choose to use. These passwords should contain all sorts of goodies such as: capital letters, regular letters, numbers, and symbols if they're allowed.
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Now we are all aware than the point of social media is to be social...however, these great advances in social media also come with some pretty outstanding privacy settings.

Check out the video below on how to adjust your privacy settings on Facebook.

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How to manage privacy settings on Facebook, including how to manage your global privacy settings and how to manage the visibility of individual posts and photos on Facebook. How to hide personal information on Facebook: http://ansonalex.com/tutorials/how-to-hide-personal-information-on-facebook-timeline-profiles-video/ Facebook privacy settings tutorial in text format: http://ansonalex.com/tutorials/facebook-privacy-settings-tutorial/ Published by Anson Alexander from http://AnsonAlex.com.

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While it's rewarding to watch the number of friends you're connected with online grow, do you really know each and every person who sends you a friend request?
Allowing strangers past the privacy settings and passwords you've established with Rules 1 & 2 would be defeating the purpose all together.
With that in mind, question how you know this person. Are they really a friend? Do you know them anywhere other than online?
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Try to be mindful of just how much information you're sharing online. Though now you have adjusted your privacy settings and made wise decisions about who should and shouldn't be your friends, there are still some things to consider before posting.
Tagging your location may seem like a great idea but remember how quickly your post can travel through the cyber world with a friend of yours comments or likes it. Unless you like the idea of someone being able to track your every move with GPS...perhaps tagging a location isn't the best choice.
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This one is quite simple and has to do with not only your safety but the safety of others. It's become increasingly easy for you to reach others via the internet but remember that the security you feel while safely behind your keyboard doesn't give you permission to be disrespectful to others. Cyber-bullying has grown exponentially in recent years. Before posting that snide comment be sure that you THINK: Is it True? Is it Helpful? Is it Inspiring? Is it Necessary? Is it Kind?

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Alexander, A. (2017, April 11). Facebook privacy settings tutorial 2017 [Video file]. Retrieved from      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajrt_U_UrUQ Carleton

Carleton University. (2016, May 2). 10 tips to stay safe on social media [Blog post]. Retrieved from      https://carleton.ca/its/2016/social-media-safety/