1. Birthday
Your birthday is one part of an important puzzle which also includes your name and address, with which people can more easily access your bank account and personal details.
2. Phone number
The best case scenario1 here is acquiring a polite admirer. Worst case scenario? A stalker who calls you incessantly2.
3. Most of your friends
Getting rid of the deadwood can make for a healthier interaction with social media.
4. Photographs of your child/young family member
Previous generations never needed to consider this, but the advent3 of the internet and social media has given this question more importance.
5. While were at it, where your child/young family member goes to school
6. Location services
Location services is only available on Android or iPhones.
7. Your manager
This one is a classic. Facebook is a social media platform, and to some degree your interactions ought to be relaxed.
But the CEO of your company can access your wall, he/she has access to every single one of your dodgy status updates - and yes that includes the one moaning about work.
Yes you can set your preferences to exclude your CEO from certain update, but isnt that more hassle?
8. STOP tagging your location
People forget the fact that tagging your location at home actually gives away your address.
9. When and where youre going for holiday
According to financial website This is Money, travelers who are burgled while they are on holiday may not get their insurance claim accepted if they posted their holiday plans on their social media accounts.
10. Your relationship status
If you want to celebrate the blossoming of a new relationship, dont do it on Facebook.
It may not work out, and the consequent in a relationship to single status change will make you feel worse than you already do.
11. Credit card details
Never. This is never a good idea.
12. Boarding pass pictures
Taking a photo of your boarding pass is often a way to brag4 about your holiday, but dont be silly! The barcode on your boarding pass is unique to you, and can be used to find the information you gave to the flight company.
