 TITLE: How Do You Protect Your Personal Information Online? CONTENT: 2\\. Set Firm  Settings\n-----------------------------\nRegularly revisit the privacy settings on each of your social media accounts, including what information you share publicly and with friends. You'll be safest only allowing friends to see your posts, comments and profile information.\nSocial media companies' privacy policies may change, too, so take a deep dive into those to avoid being surprised by the entities that have access to your posts or demographic data. Update your settings so that you don't inadvertently share information with websites or apps connected to your social media accounts. They could sell your data or browsing history to advertisers, which may mean you have less control over your online presence than you think.\nIt's also best to avoid logging into other websites with your social media credentials. You may see \"Sign Up With Facebook\" or \"Sign Up With Google\" options, for instance, when prompted to create a new account on a third-party website. But condensing the number of passwords you use means one security breach could affect your safety on multiple sites and apps. END