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Online privacy involves controlling what personal information is revealed over the Internet and who can access it. While online privacy is possible with common sense practices like limiting what information is shared, comprehensive privacy laws and protections are also needed. Efforts to protect online privacy include setting limits on government access to data, designing technologies with privacy in mind, and educating users, especially children, about safe practices. However, risks still exist like tracking cookies and spyware that can compromise privacy without users' knowledge.
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This document provides information and tips for staying secure when using social media. It defines different types of social networks such as personal networks like Facebook, content sharing networks like YouTube, and shared interest networks like LinkedIn. It discusses how to create strong passwords and adjust privacy settings. The document warns that information shared on social media can be accessed by identity thieves, advertisers, and government agencies. It provides tips for managing privacy such as using privacy settings, logging out of accounts, and being aware of how information is tracked online. Sources for further information on social media security are also listed.
Presentation on Internet Cookies
Internet Cookies presentation contains-
What is internet cookies?
Who can see this cookies?
How does it look like?
History
Types
Uses
Limitations
Disadvantages
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This presentation discusses computer and internet security. It explains that hackers seek personal information like passwords and credit card numbers. It recommends using antivirus software and secure passwords to protect against malware, viruses, and identity theft. Social networking sites can also pose privacy and security risks if too much personal information is shared. The presentation stresses the importance of computer security and maintaining privacy online.
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This presentation discusses computer and internet security. It explains that hackers seek personal information like passwords and credit card numbers. It recommends using antivirus software and secure passwords to protect against malware, viruses, and identity theft. Social networking sites can also pose privacy and security risks if too much personal information is shared. The presentation stresses the importance of computer security and limiting what information people share online.
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This document discusses privacy and personal information. It defines privacy as secrecy and protection of personal information, which includes details like names, addresses, financial information, medical records, religious beliefs, and other identifying details. It discusses privacy in various contexts like the workplace, internet, and how to protect personal information online. It emphasizes the importance of keeping personal information private and secure in the digital age to avoid risks like identity theft, data breaches, and unauthorized sharing of information.
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- 3. Is online privacy possible Online privacy is possible if common sense is used when giving and receiving personal information.It is also possible if privacy laws and practice provide comprehensive protection.Instead of causing confusion that fuels a sense of distrust and skepticism,limiting realization of the internets potential.