Information to Think About Before Sharing Online

In the digital world, not all information is safe to share even if it seems simple or ordinary. Some details can later be misused for hacking, blackmail, harassment, or privacy violations without your intention.

Most Important Information You Should Avoid Sharing

• Sensitive personal information such as identity details, home address, phone number, or any financial information.
• Work-related details or professional complaints that may negatively affect your reputation, job security, or workplace relationships.
• Frequent location sharing or movement details, including daily routines, travel plans, or times when you are away from home.
• Digital security information such as passwords, verification codes, recovery emails, or answers to security questions.
• Private photos and personal content, including family pictures, private conversations, or screenshots of chats.
• Daily routine details that could reveal your lifestyle, habits, or personal patterns.
• Opinions and reactions posted under anger or pressure, which may be misunderstood, shared widely, or used against you later.

Being mindful of what you share helps protect your privacy, safety, and digital well-being.