Ways Technology Threatens Your Privacy (and How to Protect Yourself)

Millions of us spend countless hours on Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn and Twitter, sharing the intimate details of our lives, often with people we barely know. Even if you consider your life an open book, a degree of caution is called for. News of nocturnal exploits could hurt you at work, business details could help your competition, and tidbits like your address, phone number and mother's maiden name could aid identity thieves. Weigh what you post with care and use site privacy settings to control who sees what.





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Subscribe to commentsabe theophilusMay 15th 2009 4:02AM
the more technology has increased, even more peace of mind will decrease. :(
mzkundiMay 14th 2009 8:06PM
for excample..i got on google map at the same time i called my sister.. and asked her what color is your car ..she wouldnt say ,,,,i told her/ i see it. land its white i even told her every thing about the out side her house ...she about freaked ...she thought i was at her front door so actually we have no privecy;;