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Social Media and Online Shopping Can Lead to Online Identity Theft
Those who are new to social media sites need to beware that while these websites can be very useful and entertaining, they can also prove to be very harmful if not used carefully.The article “How To Create A Strong Website Password” provides helpful information on how to proctect your social media accounts with Facebook, Twitter, Digg, Squidoo and other websites.. Once someone can use your password, there is no end to the damage they can doespecially if you use the same user names and passwords for your social media websites and other online activities, such as online banking, purchases, etc. Many store their private information on their profile, believing that it is safe. However, storing your name with your birth date and other private information can prove to backfire on you if someone steals your password.
Many like to save their credit card numbers on file with their favorite online retailers so they can purchase upon log in.. This information is only as safe as the server it is saved on. Online shoppers should not underestimate the “skills” of computer hackers who can easily break into the records of stores and businesses. Rather than saving your credit card to your account, try entering it upon checkout.. If you do choose to save it online, look into the security policies of the website. Another common online scam to get your credit card information is called “phishing”. Scam artists disguise themselves as an online retailer and then ask you to provide personal information for their records. Be aware that these schemes are often run via email or pop up windows and you should never use your user name, password, etc. unless you are logging directly onto the company website. Never provide information by clicking an email link or on a pop up window.
There does not seem to be enough information available that provides tips on how to protect yourself from becoming a victim of identity theft. Unfortunately, most people don’t look into this subject until they have been personally affected. They might receive a letter from a company they do business with letting them know that their personal information has been compromised and that they are either being offered free credit monitoring or need to look into getting their own credit monitoring service.
There are also services that will monitor your credit and notify you when your address is changed. This might not seem to be a problem, but what if you were notified that you have another address associated with your social security number that you knew nothing about! Many people save their mailing address online and then a computer hacker can easily access and change it, without the owner being notified right away.
It is highly recommended that you research this subject and help to educate others about it. This could help prevent others from becoming a victim. Doing a search for how others like the services they choose to use, such as LifeLock reviews, can be very helpful. This is a service that is becoming more popular, try looking on Google for a LifeLock promotional code or discount.
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