We blame these social networks for collecting vast amounts of our private data (yes we should), yet these folk have no problem of posting already sensitive information under a hashtag - creating an Aladdin's cave of identities waiting to be stolen for fraud as this blog-post has demonstrated.
'If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place' - Eric Schmidt
I guess they will learn the hard way given that they aren't really 'tech savvy' or internet wise these days.
I have told people at airports to not friggin post their boarding passes or documents containing their booking refeeence on Instagram. Back when I was 20 I didn't lot of stupid things. One was to change tine obnoxious details about their reservations. When they were in air (and presumably had their phones off) I sent them a text message. "Never put booking information on asocial media".
'If you have something that you don't want anyone to know, maybe you shouldn't be doing it in the first place' - Eric Schmidt
I guess they will learn the hard way given that they aren't really 'tech savvy' or internet wise these days.