IS YOUR FACEBOOK SAFE?
12 things you might want to delete from Facebook to protect your privacy
Facebook is one of the most powerful social media platforms - but there are certain key things you shouldn't be putting online
BOASTING billions of users, Facebook is one of the most powerful platforms in the world - but the Cambridge Analytica scandal has called into question the security of the information we share online.
From boarding passes to birthdays and credit card details to phone numbers, here are 12 things you should consider deleting to keep your private life private, according to Indy100.
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found that out of their friends, 4.1 were dependable while 13.6 showed sympathy during times of an "emotional crisis".
As such, it may be more beneficial to cut out the Facebook "friends" who are not actually real life friends.
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that across the 2016-2017 period, there has been an increase in police-recorded child sexual offences and indecent image offences, with the rate of recorded sexual offences across the UK has doubling since 2005 to 2006, with 2015 to 2016 seeing the highest number of offences in the past decade.