This document summarizes various privacy risks when using the internet and social media, and provides tips to better protect privacy online. It outlines risks of sharing personal information when shopping, on social media, and through email like data breaches, information being shared without consent, and hacking. The document recommends setting passwords, signing out of accounts, limiting personal details shared, reviewing privacy settings, and cleaning browsers and cookies regularly to help safeguard privacy on the internet.

1. Privacy On
The Internet
WHERE YOUR PRIVACY IS VULNERABLE & HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF.

2. "Privacy is dead –
get over it"
-STEVE RAMBAM

3. Online shopping risks
Unsecure Websites
Payment Data Breaches
Unsecure Internet Connections
Personal Information Sold To Other Companies

4. Social media risks
Anyone could potentially see anything posted
Friends can share your personal information, pictures, & posts
Impersonation or hijacking of your profile, page, or account
GPS and other location based activities and posts

5. Email risks
Deleted emails can usually still be accessed
Sensitive emails can be forwarded by others
Malware and other viruses sent through email
Phishing and other scams used to entice reader

6. Ways to Protect Your Online Privacy

7. Password protect your device
Setting password on your device its really
important, its almost like leaving your house or
car unlocked.

8. Sign out of your account when your are
done using it
Not only will this slightly reduce the
amount of tracking of you as you surf
the Web, this prevents someone who
later sits down at your computer from
loading one of these up.

9. Don’t give out your email, phone
number, zip code when asked

10. Social Media
Visit your privacy
settings and make
sure its not set up
for public access.
Make it accessible
for friends only.

11. Clean your browser and cookies on the daily basis

12. The End
BY OKSANA A PITCHENKO & APRIL PEMBERTON