The document discusses online privacy and provides tips to stay safe. It notes that people should consider whether what they post online is safe, legal, and could affect their lives in the future. True online privacy involves having control over how personal information is stored, used by third parties, and displayed online. The document warns that legal issues around online privacy happen frequently and advises avoiding problems by respecting oneself and others online, as well as expecting that anything posted could have unforeseen consequences.

1. ONLINE PRIVACY
Keeping it safe.

2. TAKE A REALITY CHECK.
Is what you’re posting safe? Smart? LEGAL even?
Is it affecting YOUR life?
WILL it affect it 10 years from now?

3. INTERNET PRIVACY
The real definition.
involves the right or mandate of personal
privacy concerning the storing, repurposing, providing to third-
parties, and displaying of information pertaining to oneself via
the Internet.

4. KEEP IT REAL
This can get serious.
Law cases involving
online privacy happen
all the time! How do
you know it’s not going
to be you? If you, or
someone you know, is
sending out
nude photos, ask this:
Would you send out
paper copies in
person?

5. GET YOUR FACTS STRAIGHT
Don’t assume
 Only 7 out of 100 people read local laws will
protect you in
the whole privacy policy? the cyber
world, because
 Only 17% even notice the privacy it won’t.
policies? Knowing all the
rules and privacy
 A vast majority of users feel that policies is
impossible! At
legislation should be enacted to the end of the
day, if you
protect personal privacy, with 39% respect yourself
and 33% that there should be new and others, you
won’t have to
laws to protect privacy on the expect
problems.
Internet.
 A recent Business Week/Harris poll also
revealed that 2/3 of users who are
currently not "online" would be more
likely to start using the internet if the
privacy of their "personal information
and communications would be
protected."

6. AVOIDING THE PROBLEMS.
How to avoid problems like law cases, your ex
tracking you from your phone connection or third
parties selling your info.

7. RESPECT AND EXPECT.
this means
of yourself, anywhere! Don’t ever post
unconfident comments or posts either, it might
get you attention, but definitely the wrong type.
if you don’t respect others, they
have a right to disrespect you. and
stay safe.
if you disrespect them and they
start to disrespect you, it can definitely work vice
versa. Remember though, there’s a difference
between disrespect and online slander. When a
problem comes where someone mouthing you
off in the cyber world,