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The document provides tips for protecting privacy online, including using strong and unique passwords, creating separate accounts for personal and professional use, customizing privacy settings, avoiding posting identifiable photos or excessive personal details, and being wary of suspicious messages or requests for sensitive information. Resources are also listed for learning more about privacy, identity theft and scams.
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