1. FEAR IS NOT A STOP SIGN – IT IS A GUIDELINE
“Nothing in life is to
be feared. It is only
to be understood”
~Marie Curie
Is your social life
in hand?
GGSB Feb 2011
2. How Social are YOU?
On the go! – text to others in
room by phone, multitask while in
1:1 conversation, text from private
places?
Social creature –
relationships are critical to
business success
“Apparently we love New Opportunities
our own cell phones
but we hate
everyone else's.” New Risks
- Joe Bob Briggs
3. How many mobile interaction points do you
have?
Points Activity
1 Talk with others 1:1 (phone)
1 Send/receive instant text messages (no talking required)
1 Send or view images (photo or video)
2 Check email or browse internet
2 Receive alerts from an external source (football score, arrival of airplane)
3 Collaborate with a group (conference, tweetup, play multiplayer game)
3 Find out what or who is physically around you (location based services)
3 Get mobile notifications that tell you what your friends are doing
4 Exchange money (transact business)
Total
4. How many mobile RISK points do you have?
Points Activity
2 Identify your mobile phone number to those you call (caller ID)
2 Broadcast your position from your phone (location services)
2 Submit your mobile device number in a form
2 Publish your mobile device number online or in an email signature
2 Sharon@ mobile device for personal and professional purposes
Use the same
socialmediaalive.com you are or what you are doing
3 Post online where
3 Use your phone to shop, pay bills, exchange money
SUBTRACT--
5 Regularly change your phone number, identity, passwords
SUBTRACT--
5 Have established your own guidelines for mobile device activity
TOTAL
6. Your Guidelines
1. Turn off/on caller ID
2. Turn off/on location broadcast
3. Manage submission of your number to others “Risk comes from
not knowing what
4. Personalise your privacy settings
you're doing”
5. Personalise your online networks
6. Regularly “Google” your phone number to see - Warren Buffett
where you are online
7. Check for unlisted and “Do Not Call” registries
(US)
8. Change your passwords
9. Tell your friends your mobile preferences
10. Know when to turn off your phone or say no
7. Social Responsibilities
1. Respect your contact’s privacy guidelines
"The price of 2. Turn off your ring tone/buzzers/alerts
greatness is 3. Do not spam
responsibility” 4. Keep your contact’s phone number info
- Winston Churchill private
5. Keep your contact’s location private
6. Check with people if you suspect they have
been hacked
7. Tell people (via a different channel) if
you’ve been hacked
8. Be willing to shut down / fix your problem
to avoid harming others
8. Action!
“Watch your
thoughts, for they 1. Outline your guidelines
become words. 2. Ask your contacts for their preferences
Watch your 3. Discuss guidelines with your contacts
words, for they 4. Communicate safely and with confidence!
become actions.
Watch your
actions, for they
become habits.
Watch your
habits, for they
become
character.
Watch your
character, for it
becomes your
destiny.”
