虽然社交网站允许人们推销自己及其产品或服务，但它们也可能很危险。过多地分享自己会让你容易遭受身份盗用、家庭和工作中不健康的关系、精神伤害，甚至身体的身体伤害。让我们看看一些您不应该发布到 Facebook(things you should not post to Facebook )或任何其他社交网站的内容。
你应该远离Facebook的事情
- 个人资料
- 有关您的家庭生活的信息
- 您孩子的信息
- 旅游度假信息
- 财务信息
- 用于帐户恢复的信息
- 脸书上的位置
- 不当图片
- 工作场所的咆哮
- 未经证实的新闻。
1) 个人资料
共享社会安全号码、社会保障(Social Security)或Aadhar卡号、PAN卡等信息是严格禁止的。远离发布此类信息，以免坏人通过Internet跟踪您。
除非您与亲密的朋友交谈，否则您绝对没有理由要在社交网站上分享此类信息。但请记住，如果此类帖子的可见性设置为好友(Friends)，则通常意味着好友(Friends)的好友(Friends)。阅读Facebook 外隐私活动设置(Off-Facebook Privacy Activity Settings)。
2）有关您的家庭生活的信息
你的家庭生活包含了很多东西。如果您与家人有问题，请与他们会面并在Facebook之外解决问题。发布此类信息可能会邀请有害实体。你不会想成为镇上的话题，以负面的眼光展示自己
3) 您孩子的信息
不要提及他们去哪所学校或托儿所。让他们的照片远离Facebook和其他社交网站。这些信息可以用来对付孩子。可能伤害的几个例子可能是绑架、虐待、骚扰。在某些情况下，X 级网站上使用了儿童照片
4) 旅游度假信息
发布到Facebook(Facebook)的假期信息可能会邀请小偷到你家。许多人将他们的假期信息发布到Facebook，以打动他们的朋友。有些人领先一步，在个人资料上保持开放他们的家庭地址或电话。如果你发帖说你和你的家人将去夏威夷(Hawaii)一个星期，你就是在广播你家里不会有人。它是对小偷的欢迎信。
5) 财务信息
为什么要将您的信用卡或借记卡详细信息发布到Facebook？！我看到人们在Facebook 上(Facebook)分享他们的信用卡图片。此类行为会泄露您的卡号、卡到期日期和卡上的姓名。
不要在Facebook 上(Facebook)分享银行详细信息。如果非常需要，请通过 PM 或电子邮件传达此类信息。但请记住，共享PIN可能会带来灾难性的后果。另外，请记住，打电话或与您聊天的银行人员不会要求您提供PIN 码(PIN)或此类敏感信息。
6) 用于帐户恢复的信息
您不应该在Facebook 上(Facebook)发布的其他信息包括用于在线验证的信息：您母亲的娘家姓、您的第一只宠物的名字、您小时候就读的学校以及用于恢复被破坏帐户的信息。如果您在任何网站上点击了忘记密码(Forgot Password)，该网站可能会在重置您的密码或允许您继续您所做的任何事情之前要求您提供此类机密信息。很明显，此类信息可以帮助您丢失在线帐户，因此请不要这样做。
7) 在 Facebook 上的位置
检查到不同的地方听起来很酷。“我在皇家酒店1003号房间，来害我。” (“I am at Hotel Royal room number 1003. Come and harm me.”)您不会从字面上这么说，但发布位置信息也不好。
如果你一直在发布和分享你的位置，坏人可以看到过去的趋势来预测你未来的计划。共享位置也可能会邀请可能伤害您的跟踪者。
8) 不当图片
永远不要在Facebook 上(Facebook)分享不当照片。一个例子是向Facebook(Facebook)发送裸照或挑逗性照片。即使您稍后删除它，它也可能已经通过许多不同的手机和第三方网站传播。如果这些图像过于露骨，您也可能会收到敲诈电话。
共享您认为合适的图像时，请确保关闭地理标记(turn off geotagging)以提高个人安全性
9）工作场所的咆哮
有些人在Facebook 上(Facebook)发布他们的日常工作经历。有时(Sometimes)他们会在晚上喝醉并发布有关同事或老板的信息。你可能认为它是安全的，但事实并非如此。即使同事和老板没有在Facebook 上(Facebook)关注您，也有可能有人在评论中标记了该同事或老板，他们可以从那里查看您写的关于他们的内容。
如果你正在找工作，这件事也可能适得其反。一些公司坚持在雇用申请人之前提供申请人的社交媒体资料。人力资源部很有(HRs)可能会因为你的咆哮而拒绝你的申请。
10) 未经证实的新闻
如果您收到一些新闻并让您兴奋不已，您很有可能会将这些信息发布到您的Facebook时间线和群组。未经证实的消息称为谣言。如果警察发现您散布假新闻或谣言，您可能会约见警察。假(Fake)新闻不仅对您的声誉有害，而且还可能成为催化剂，给已经燃烧的问题火上浇油。
阅读(Read)：社交媒体上过度分享的危险和后果(Dangers and Consequences of Oversharing On Social Media)。
Facebook是一个不太安全的社交网站。
它的大部分隐私设置都是隐藏(its privacy settings are hidden)的，一般用户不知道。你只是不知道你的帖子可能会在哪里结束。有一些第三方网站依赖谷歌和 Facebook 等公司的数据。他们收集有趣的帖子并将其发布给公众查看。因此(Thus)，即使您从Facebook删除帖子，它仍可能出现在(Facebook)Facebook的远程部分和第三方网站上。
这些只是你不应该在Facebook 上(Facebook)发布的 10 件事。你永远不会与社交网站分享什么？
想知道 -(Want to know –) 在线时，互联网上有哪些关于我的信息？
List of things you should not share or post to Facebook or Social Media
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Things you should keep off Facebook
- Personal data
- Info about your family-life
- Your children’s information
- Traveling and vacation information
- Financial Information
- Information used for account recovery
- Location on Facebook
- Inappropriate images
- Workplace rants
- Unverified News.
1) Personal data
Sharing things like social security number, Social Security or Aadhar card numbers, PAN card, etc. is a strict no-no. Stay away from publishing such information so that bad guys cannot track you over the Internet.
There is absolutely no reason why you’d want to share such information on a social networking site unless you are talking to close friends. But remember that if the visibility of such a post is set to Friends, it often means Friends of Friends. Read about Off-Facebook Privacy Activity Settings.
2) Info about your family-life
Your domestic life encapsulates many things. If you have problems with someone in your family, meet them and settle the issue outside of Facebook. Posting such information may invite harmful entities. You won’t want to become the talk of town showcasing yourself in a negative light
3) Your children’s information
Don’t mention what school or nursery they go to. Keep their pictures away from Facebook and other social networking sites. Such information can be used against the kids. A few examples of the possible harm could be kidnapping, abuse, molestation. There are instances where children’s photos were used on X rated websites
4) Traveling and vacation information
Vacation information posted to Facebook can invite thieves to your home. Many people post their vacation information to Facebook for impressing their friends. Some go a step ahead and keep open their house address or phone on profile. If you post saying you and your family will go to Hawaii for a week, you are broadcasting that no one will be there in your house. It serves as a welcome note to thieves.
5) Financial Information
Why would you want to post your credit or debit card details to Facebook?! I have seen people sharing their credit card images to Facebook. Such acts give away your card number, card expiry date, and name on the card.
Don’t share bank details on Facebook. If it is extremely needed, communicate such information through a PM or email. But remember that sharing the PIN may prove disastrous. Also, remember that bank people calling or chatting with you will not ask for your PIN or such sensitive information.
6) Information used for account recovery
Among other things you should not post to Facebook are information used for online verification: Your mother’s maiden name, name of your first pet, the school you went as a child, and information that is used to recover accounts that are broken. If you have clicked on Forgot Password on any site, the site may ask you to provide such secret information before it resets your password or allows you to continue with whatever you were doing. It is obvious that such information can help you in losing your online accounts so don’t do it.
7) Location on Facebook
Checking in to different places sounds cool. “I am at Hotel Royal room number 1003. Come and harm me.” You would not say that literally but posting location information is not good either.
If you have been posting and sharing your location always, bad guys can see the past trends to predict your future plans. Sharing location may also invite stalkers who may harm you.
8) Inappropriate images
Never ever share improper photographs on Facebook. An example is sending nudes or provoking photos to Facebook. Even if you delete it later, it might already have traveled through a number of different phones and third-party websites. If those images are too explicit, you may receive blackmail calls as well.
When sharing images that you deem proper, make sure you turn off geotagging for better personal security
9) Workplace rants
Some people post their daily workplace experiences on Facebook. Sometimes they get drunk at night and post things about a colleague or the boss. You may think it is safe, but it is not so. Even if the colleague and boss are not following you on Facebook, it is possible that someone tags that colleague or the boss in comments from where they can view what you wrote about them.
This thing can also backfire if you are looking for a job. Some companies insist on applicants’ social media profiles before hiring them. There are high chances that HRs would reject your application because of the rants.
10) Unverified News
If you receive some news and it fires you up, chances are high that you will post that information to your Facebook timeline and groups. Unverified news is termed rumors. You may get an appointment with cops if they find you spreading fake news or rumors. Fake news not only prove harmful to your reputation, but they may also prove to be catalysts and add fire to already burning issues.
Read: Dangers and Consequences of Oversharing On Social Media.
Facebook is a not-so-secure social networking site.
Most of its privacy settings are hidden and not known to general users. You just don’t know where your post may end up. There are third party websites that live off data on companies like Google & Facebook. They collect interesting posts and put them up for the public to view. Thus, even if you delete the post from Facebook, it may still appear on remote parts of Facebook and on third-party websites.
These are just 10 things you should not post to Facebook. What else would you never share with social networking sites?
Want to know – What information is available about me on the internet when online?
