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As a Genealogy blogger sharing photos and information about our family in such a large audience, I often wonder what is too much information. All of the information I find is easily found on Ancestry.com or any other Genealogy site. Family Tree sent me this upcoming webinar that addresses those concerns I have had in the past and looks like it has some wonderful information.
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YOU’LL LOVE THIS IF:
- You’re concerned about maintaining your privacy on genealogy and social media websites
- You want to know who is viewing your information online
- You want to secure your accounts and online activity
We’ve all heard the horror stories: bank accounts hacked, email broken into, or Facebook users who posted pictures of themselves out of town, only to return home to find they’d been robbed. Protecting privacy online is becoming increasingly difficult as we become more and more connected through the Internet. The privacy precautions you take now can impact your safety later. There are many common sense steps you can take to protect your online identity and reduce the chance you’ll be the next target for a scammer, hacker or identity thief. Learn how to build up your defenses in this Independent Study Course.
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
- How much information on you is line, from public records to social media
- Who’s watching you online
- How to set up secure online accounts, such as email and banking
- Online searching privacy
- Online family tree website privacy tips
- Guidelines for posting info on living relatives
- Best tools to manage your internet privacy
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