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Protecting your online privacy isn't just about safeguarding data; it's about preserving your digital identity. Your personal information is a reflection of who you are in the virtual world. Be vigilant against data breaches, phishing attempts, and oversharing. Take control of your privacy settings, use strong passwords, and consider encryption tools. Your digital footprint shapes perceptions, influences decisions, and can impact your future. Own your identity, guard it fiercely, and navigate the online world with caution. #OnlinePrivacy #DigitalIdentity #CyberSecurity"

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Get some pay back on phone scammers #mco335

Share this everywhere! The more people who see it, the less effective this kind of stuff is!

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A helpful guide on what info it risky

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These are two slides from a presentation that I did together with my partner @who-is-page: "You Are Not A Museum Piece: Putting Yourself Out There In The Alterhuman Community." You can watch the whole presentation on Youtube here.

You can make informed decisions about your privacy on the internet, and pick and choose to make it just right for your own personal needs. It doesn't have to be all-or-nothing. A risk that's acceptable for one person may be too big for another person. These lists are based on sources such as the book The Smart Girl’s Guide to Privacy: Practical Tips for Staying Safe Online, by Violet Blue. We recommend reading it to learn more.

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“The best solution [to media concentration in the hands of the wealthy] would be to change the legal framework and adopt a law that truly democratizes the media, guaranteeing employees and journalists half the seats in the governing organs, whatever their legal form might be, opening the doors to representatives from the reading public, and drastically limiting stockholders’ power.”

— Thomas Piketty

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8 good steps that will help your privacy on online life and to keep you safe

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