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Presentation transcript:

Protecting Your Privacy Online

 No mute button?  Mute: dial 611#  Unmute: dial 600#

 Do as I say, not as I do

 Passwords  Lie  Secure connection (SSL)  Vanity search  Junk Account  Terms of Service  Billboards/T-Shirt

 Don’t use your banking password for anything else  Use strong passwords (min 8 characters, alpha-numeric, mixed case)  Consider using a password keeper (i.e., LastPass)

 Create a free account for online registrations

 Don’t use your correct birth date  Make up your mother’s maiden name, elementary school name, favorite pet name, etc.  "123 No Such Street, Nowhere, WI 01010"

 When filling out sensitive data on surveys, make sure that it is a secure connection (SSL) 

 Put your name in quotes in the search engine.

 Activity: Take a post-it or piece of paper and write on it the funniest thing that ever happened to you… last week, last month, last year or in your lifetime.  Un-mute your phone (button or 600#) and wait for instructions…

 Work account  Vacation status  Friends and followers  Micro-manage  Tagging photos  Kids’ names  Games, quizzes  Location-sharing tools

 Create separate work and personal accounts

Create Lists of Friends and Pages

 Most FB users accept the defaults

 Use the friends list to personalize your privacy settings

Open Book: (warning: potentially offensive language)

 Photo releases  Avoid identifiable photos  Don’t tag in Facebook  Use initials for ID

 Most ask for access to your personal information

 Weird status messages = potential virus  If it sounds too good to be true…

Who owns your contact information? Are they company assets? National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (draft)

 Electronic Frontier Foundation   Lifehacker   Federal Trade Commission:    Snopes Scam Checker 

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