By following these tips, parents can protect their children’s privacy and reduce the risk of online threats.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — With the start of the school year, social media platforms are buzzing with adorable back-to-school photos. These images often feature children holding signs with basic information such as their name, grade, and school.
What not many parents or guardians realize is that if you use some of this information for passwords or security questions for social media accounts, scammers can use this information to hack into your accounts or steal your or your child’s identity.
Before joining the trend, parents and guardians are advised to take precautions and be mindful of the information they share online.
1. Avoid Sharing Personal Details: Back-to-school photos frequently include children holding boards that display personal details. Additionally, photos showing children in school uniforms can be risky. Scammers and predators can exploit this information to commit identity theft or to …