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You can make your social media profile private, which means people have to ask permission to see your posts and information.

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Creating strong passwords for your accounts will make it harder for someone to guess your password. Here's how:

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Most of us have things on the web that we want to keep safe. One of the best ways to keep those things secure is to make sure that you have set strong passwords on your accounts. Protecting your stuff also means locking devices and your screens and logging out of accounts on public and shared computers.

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You can change settings in Google or YouTube to block explicit content, use ad-blocking installations to remove ads, or install extensions that put a family filter on your browser.

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You can use two-step verification for stronger security on your account.

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Ask your friends not to tag you on posts or turn the tag option off so your account can't be tracked.

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You can change your settings on many social platforms to adjust who can see your information and what information they can see.

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Don't post things online that you wouldn't want strangers to know, such as your location or you password.

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You can see what data the website gathers and what they do with it, so you can decide whether or not you want to give them your information.

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When someone phishes your information and "pretends" to be you online.

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Content that tricks you into revealing personal information.

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Attempting to acquire your personal information, such as passwords, credit card details, etc.

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Unwanted or malicious code.

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A specific type of malware designed to replicate and spread.