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Ep11: Staying Safe on Social Media

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In this episode, Marc David speaks with social media expert Nia Jordan about best practices for staying safe on social platforms including:

  • Tightening up default privacy settings to restrict who can see profile info
  • Using strong unique passwords and enabling two-factor authentication
  • Avoiding scams involving money transfers, malware links or fake prizes
  • Not linking accounts across platforms or via third party apps
  • Vetting friend requests and connections to avoid impersonation risks
  • Monitoring children’s accounts and guiding them on security practices
  • Having ongoing conversations about oversharing and permanent content
  • Applying thoughtful precautions when interacting with strangers digitally

For more bite-sized cybersecurity tips, visit bytesizedsecurity.show or subscribe to the podcast. See you next time!

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Content provided by Marc David. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Marc David or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://ppacc.player.fm/legal.

In this episode, Marc David speaks with social media expert Nia Jordan about best practices for staying safe on social platforms including:

  • Tightening up default privacy settings to restrict who can see profile info
  • Using strong unique passwords and enabling two-factor authentication
  • Avoiding scams involving money transfers, malware links or fake prizes
  • Not linking accounts across platforms or via third party apps
  • Vetting friend requests and connections to avoid impersonation risks
  • Monitoring children’s accounts and guiding them on security practices
  • Having ongoing conversations about oversharing and permanent content
  • Applying thoughtful precautions when interacting with strangers digitally

For more bite-sized cybersecurity tips, visit bytesizedsecurity.show or subscribe to the podcast. See you next time!

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I do hope you enjoyed this episode of the podcast. Here's some helpful resources including any sites that were mentioned in this episode.

--

--

Find subscriber links on my site, add to your podcast player, or listen on the web players on my site:

Listen to Byte Sized Security

--

Support this Podcast with a Tip:

Support Byte Sized Security

  continue reading

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