Privacy on Social Networks
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This document discusses privacy concerns with social networks. It notes that inappropriate content can be posted, people can lie about their identities and ages, and employers and colleges now commonly check social network profiles, which could impact opportunities if unflattering content is visible. It recommends that parents monitor their children's social media use and educate people about the importance of online privacy and professionalism.
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