If you think you are fooling anyone by setting your profile to private, you are wrong.
Many HR departments have super accounts on social networking sites that give them access to your profiles, even if they are private. Not to mention the fact that putting sensitive on a public website means that there is probably some webcrawler out there caching the information to come back and bite you in the ass a few years from now.
Common sense and the most basic of security principles apply here - don't divulge information, especially on the internet, about yourself unless it is absolutely necessary.
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If you think you are fooling anyone by setting your profile to private, you are wrong.
Many HR departments have super accounts on social networking sites that give them access to your profiles, even if they are private. Not to mention the fact that putting sensitive on a public website means that there is probably some webcrawler out there caching the information to come back and bite you in the ass a few years from now.
Common sense and the most basic of security principles apply here - don't divulge information, especially on the internet, about yourself unless it is absolutely necessary.