Protect Your Identity During Social Networking
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The document provides tips for protecting personal identity on social media. It advises setting privacy settings to restrict what information is visible, learning each site's privacy policies, setting up alerts to monitor for personal information online, and being cautious about posting details like birthdays and vacations since information lives permanently online. The overall message is to have fun on social networks while still protecting private information from potential identity thieves.
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