Is our safety jeopardized because of Facebook
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This document discusses potential safety issues related to oversharing on Facebook, including identity theft and abduction. It notes that identity theft affects millions per year and that a crime is reported to Facebook every 40 minutes. To help stay safe, it recommends only accepting friend requests from people you know, limiting shared location information, and restricting posts to friends only. Resources with more information are also provided.
Is our safety jeopardized because of Facebook
- 1. Is our safety jeopardized because of Facebook ?
- 4. What can accepting friend requests from strangers result in? Identity theft Abduction
- 5. Identity theft Identity theft is one of the most widely committed crimes in the world, affecting millions of people a year in varying degrees of severity.
- 6. Abduction A crime linked to Facebook is reported to police every 40 minutes. Last year, officers logged 12,300 alleged offences involving the vastly popular social networking site.
- 7. Solutions: Make sure that you only accept people that you know Delete everybody from your friend list that you dont personally know Dont always tag your whereabouts Dont upload pictures/videos that can put you in trouble Make sure that all your posts are available only to your friends
- 8. Resources: http://www.zajenata.bg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCWRI2qiPiA http://lifestyle.allwomenstalk.com/ways-facebook-causes- problems-for-users-that-you-cant-ignore/4/ http://www.educatorstechnology.com/2014/11/great- classroom-poster-on-facebook.html http://www.cracked.com/article_19973_the-8-creepiest- cases-identity-theft-all-time.html http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-levin/7-ways-to- avoid-identity_b_2634967.html
- 9. Created by: Alexandrina and Mariya 11A class
- 10. Thank you for your attention !