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How To Preserve Online Privacy
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6 Major Ways To Protect Privacy 1.) Learn to Clear Browsing History 2.) Familiarize Yourself with Privacy Settings for Applications 3.) Recognize and Avoid Spam Email 4.) Create Primary Email Address And Protect It 5.) Be Cautious About Revealing Personal Information 6.) Avoid “Reward for Information” Websites.
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Learn To Clear Browsing History Deleting cookies is easy to do. Internet Explorer: Tools Delete History and Cookies Firefox: Tools Clear Private Data Safari go to Preferences Security Show Cookies Remove All.
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Familiarize Yourself with Privacy Settings for Applications Applications may disclose private and sensitive information. This information may be used for marketing purposes or identity theft and fraud. Most of this can be avoided by: Only installing applications and software from a trusted source/developer Configuring Privacy Settings for each application Limiting the amount of information you provide, or setting up an alternate online identity used for trivial tasks.
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Recognize And Avoid Spam Emails Email spam, aka junk email or unsolicited bulk email, is a subset of spam that involves nearly identical messages sent to numerous recipients by emails. Cyber criminals use spam to deliver deceptive phishing emails. Many spam emails contain URLs to a website or websites or pretend to be from a trusted company. eBay, Credit Card Companies Pharmacies
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Create Primary Email Address And Protect It Create email address that it not related to work or an ISP Protecting this primary email address: Install comprehensive PC Security Package Be cautious when opening attachments Keep an eye out for phishing scams Do not reply to spam Create strong passwords Never enter information into a pop-up advertisement
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Be Cautious About Revealing Personal Information Social, Business, or Romantic Networking Websites Marketing Agencies Sweepstakes Personality/ IQ Quizes
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Avoid “Reward for Information” Websites. Limit amount of personal information given to websites: Never leak information to For-Profit Organizations Be skeptical Evaluate your settings
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