Learn about privacy topics and generate a custom privacy toolkit geared towards your online needs. Toolkits include links, tips, and resources that empower you to customize your online identity. Email or print your privacy toolkit for future use.
People define privacy in many ways, but one important aspect is controlling your personal information, or in other words, being able to choose who knows what about you.
Social media is like an online bulletin board. Most social media platforms have privacy settings, which are intended to restrict your information to being seen by a select group of people.
While online privacy is (in part) about who you authorize to see your personal information, online security helps you prevent unauthorized access to that same information.
Can you be anonymous online? No. If you're concerned by online tracking, use the tips in your privacy toolkit to find effective tools, but remember they may go out of date.