12 tips for safe social networking
Social networking is the killer Internet app, but it can also lead directly to identity theft.
TIP 2 – Customize privacy options:
Social networking sites are increasingly giving users more control over their privacy settings. Don't assume you have to take whatever settings the site gives you. Check out the privacy sections to see your options for limiting who can see various aspects of your personal information.
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