7 Things that You Should Avoid Putting on Your Facebook or Twitter Account
If you are always logged into Facebook or Twitter, chances are that you could be overexposing your social profile online. Take a look at the things that you should avoid posting on your Facebook or Twitter account.
1. A vulgar profile photo
If your current Facebook or Twitter profile photo shows too much skin or pout, then chances are that it could come back to you. Employers are known to scout social media profiles of candidates to know what they are really like. So stay away from vulgar photos and stop acting like a pseudo model.
2. Your home address
Several cases have been reported by the media in which stalkers trace information of their victims’ whereabouts through their social networking profiles. If you must give out your home address to someone, do so through an email or a private message on Facebook, not through a public display.
3. Your banking information
If anyone asks for your banking information on Facebook or Twitter by posing as authorities from these portals, you may want to stay alert. If you give out any kind of banking information, be prepared to be robbed or hacked.
4. Your phone number
Sharing phone numbers with an online acquaintance may turn into a blissful romance in the movies, but not in real life. If you are not sure of the real identity of a person you meet online, you might want to refrain from posting your mobile number on Facebook or Twitter.
