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This document contains questions about personal information sharing on social media and risks of identity theft. It asks how identity thieves use social networks to steal information, who owns users' posted content on Facebook, what security features people should look for when sharing personal information online, implications of social media for job applicants, risks of mixing personal and professional contacts, and types of information attackers could obtain from LinkedIn for identity theft. It also includes a table to record results of a search for the respondent's own online information.

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