In our connected world, sharing is second nature. We post our morning coffee, our kids’ soccer games, and our vacation views. It feels harmless. It feels like connecting. Unfortunately, we are often sharing far more information than we realize.
To a normal person, your post is just a snapshot of your day. To a stalker, a thief, or a scammer, however, it is a piece of a puzzle. In fact, these “innocent” things you post online can provide a detailed roadmap to your life. They can compromise your safety and the safety of your family. Therefore, it is time to get smarter about what we share.
