✨ Introduction
- Brief overview of why social
media security matters in 2025.
- Mention
real-world incidents (e.g., celeb hacks, data leaks).
- Quick stat: % of social engineering
attacks starting via social platforms.
🛡️ 1. Strengthen Your
Login Security
- Use Strong, Unique Passwords
- Mention password managers like
Bitwarden, 1Password.
- Enable
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
- Guide: How to enable 2FA on
Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok.
- Avoid Third-Party Login Options
- Why "Login with
Facebook" might not be safe.
👁️🗨️ 2. Manage Privacy Settings
- Set Your Profiles to Private
(When Possible)
- Step-by-step for each
platform.
- Limit Data Sharing
- What info apps can access (e.g.,
location, contacts).
- Review Tagged Photos and Posts
- Prevent exposure from others’
posts.
📵 3. Think Before You
Share
- Avoid Oversharing Personal
Information
- Birthdays, travel plans,
addresses = social engineering goldmine.
- Be Careful With Photos
- Metadata & backgrounds can
reveal more than you think.
🚩 4. Recognize and Avoid Phishing Scams
- Common Tactics Used on Social
Media
- Fake giveaways, account
recovery scams, DMs with sketchy links.
- How to Identify a Suspicious
Link or Message
- Simple checklist or
infographic idea here.
🧠 5. Beware of Social Engineering Tactics
- Fake Profiles &
Impersonators
- Psychological Tricks Used by
Scammers
- Flattery, urgency, guilt – how
scammers hook you.
🔌 6. Revoke Access to
Unused Apps
- Audit Connected Apps Regularly
- Platforms like Facebook,
Google let you manage integrations.
- Remove What You Don’t Use or
Trust
🕵️♂️ 7. Monitor Your
Accounts for Suspicious Activity
- How to Set Up Account Alerts
- Login alerts, unrecognized
device access.
- Use Tools Like HaveIBeenPwned
📉 8. Protect Your Brand
or Business Page
- Assign Roles Carefully
- Avoid Fake Followers &
Engagement Farms
- Back Up Important Content
🧰 Bonus Tools & Resources
- Password managers
- Security checkup links for
major platforms
- Educational resources or links to government cybersecurity pages
🧩 Conclusion
- Recap the importance of being
proactive.
- Final message: Your online
identity is part of your real identity — protect it accordingly.
- Call-to-action: “What’s your
top social media security tip? Drop it in the comments!”
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