Protecting your privacy online june 2012 tech tuesday
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Protecting your privacy online june 2012 tech tuesday
- 1. Molly Immendorf CE Technology Services Protecting Your Privacy Online
- 2. Do as I say, not as I do
- 3. Passwords Lie Secure connection (SSL) Vanity search Junk Account Terms of Service Billboards/T-Shirt
- 4. 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)
- 5. Create a free email account for online registrations
- 6. 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"
- 7. When filling out sensitive data on surveys, make sure that it is a secure connection (SSL) Https://
- 8. Put your name in quotes in the search engine.
- 12. 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. Wait for instructions…
- 14. Work account Vacation status Friends and followers Micro-manage Facebook Secure Connection Tagging photos Kids’ names Games, quizzes Location-sharing tools
- 15. Create separate work and personal accounts
- 17. •Create Lists of Friends and Pages
- 21. Most FB users accept the defaults
- 23. Use the friends list to personalize your privacy settings
- 33. Photo releases Avoid identifiable photos (signs) Don’t tag in Facebook Use initials for ID
- 34. Weird status messages = potential virus If it sounds too good to be true…
- 36. Electronic Frontier Foundation http://www.eff.org/ Lifehacker http://lifehacker.com/ Federal Trade Commission: http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/microsites/idtheft/index.html http://www.onguardonline.gov/ Snopes Scam Checker http://snopes.com/
- 37. Molly Immendorf Instructional Technology Specialist Cooperative Extension Technology Services molly.immendorf@ces.uwex.edu Facebook: Molly Cargill Immendorf Twitter: Immendorf, CETechServices Slideshare: mimmendorf
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- 123people.com doesn't offer to remove any of its information. Instead, you have to remove the data from the site the service scraped it from and then wait for 123people.com's temporary cache to be emptied, which the site claims may take several days. The service lets you register, but all you get in return is its e-mail newsletters and regular updates on your searches.Read more: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13880_3-20028694-68.html#ixzz1BbGEzGGk
- Read them – they might spell out if they can be changed without notice.
- Instructions: ask participants to speak up when they reach their own limit of sharingAsk if they are willing to share this story with their close family…Extended familyFriendsOfficematesCooperative ExtensionCounty residentsWisconsin residentsUSA residentsThe whole worldSummary: anything written in electronic form and shared can be shared without your knowledge to anyone. There is a long life to electronic data that is stored and cached. “Copy and Paste” works on just about any website.
- Create a separate work account for social networking/social media tools – minimize personal data sharedRemember that the true customer of Facebook are advertisers, Facebook’s product is your data.
- Add intermediary step – “Edit Friends” between click friends and create a list.
- Add intermediary step – “Edit Friends” between click friends and create a list.
- Any application developer