Keep Moving, Cover Your Tracks
Keep Moving, Cover Your Tracks. Is this worth to be our thread today. Absolutely, because with social media platforms lording over our daily lives, it seems, unconsciously, our lives become an OPEN BOOK, which BTW is NOT wrong per se except when that 'OPENNESS' does stretch way beyond bounds๐๐๐
As businesses, educational institutions and workplaces are replacing face-to-face interactions and telephone calls that are considered ARCHAIC and time-consuming with texts, emails, online video conferencing and web portals. As more communications exchanges are digitized, it makes PRIVACY information more vulnerable and susceptible to compromise and data breaches. Even sensitive information like driver's license, bank account, medical records, social security and our credit card numbers are linked to individuals๐๐๐Indeed, sensitive personal data should be protected similarly to the safeguarding of computer login credentials. A recent IT Security report showed that in the United States alone, over 1.4 million people are victims of IDENTIFY THEFT each year and this has been most rampant among students. And to align us all, IDENTIFY THEFT is defined as when an individual using another person's information to obtain access to credit card facilities or even medical care⏳⏳⏳What does these all tell us? We got to COVER OUR TRACKS, especially living in a highly digitized world where footprints are not literal but instead digital. Although uninhibited social media posts may pose a threat, acquaintances can also use friendly exchanges to steal from unsuspecting targets. All these does call for vigilance from us all. Be LESS trusting when handling your personal information✅✅✅
DON'T get us wrong. We are NOT encouraging people to shut off and just get ensconced in those cavernous caves. Instead, while we encourage you to healthily interact with your friends, colleagues and even business contacts, be wary and consistently conscious in securing your personal information. COVER YOUR TRACKS❗❗❗
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