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Facebook fraud?

By Sarah Modlock

  • Don't include common verification such as your date of birth or your mothers maiden name.
  • Set up privacy on your profile so only close friends can view your information.
  • If you are going on holiday or you will be left in your home alone, don't put it on your site. This could leave you vulnerable to break ins.
  • Potential partners and employers are often searching names on these sites. Don't put anything on your site which could ruin your chances of a new job or boyfriend/girlfriend.
  • Be wary of anyone you meet on these sites. The photo may be deceptive and they may have different intentions.
  • Be wary of anyone you meet on these sites. The photo may be deceptive and they may have different intentions.

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