1/1/2020 0 Comments Protect Yourself Checklist
This document provides examples of specific companies and products. No mention of a company or product constitutes an endorsement of that product, nor does it indicate that the product has been thoroughly vetted. General Behavior
Avoiding Identity Theft
Online Behavior
Online Services, Browsers and Apps
Passwords
Data Security
Avoiding Being Tracked
Opting Out
Communication
It's a lot, I know That's absolutely everything I could think of to protect your privacy. A lot of these concepts will be fleshed out elsewhere on this site. If I missed anything, or you disagree with anything here, please feel free to post in the comments. If this sees overwhelming and you want to make things easier for yourself. Follow the Weekly Privacy Prompt. There we will gradually walk you through everything you need to know to protect yourself. Current as of 1/9/2020
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CategoriesAll Consumer Help Data Security Dual-Factor Authentication Guidance Links & Articles My Writing Passwords Privacy Privacy Prompt AuthorRyan Kriger is an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Vermont. He writes on privacy and data security and teaches about privacy, consumer protection and policy at the University of Vermont. Archives |