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In today’s internet age we take our privacy for granted. We sign up for many services which are “free.” We participate in giveaways and generally give out information about ourselves all the time to websites that might not be very reputable and hardly anyone reads their privacy policy or terms of service. Check out more The Journey content at https://bit.ly/GDTheJourney ✅ Read about it on our blog ➜ https://bit.ly/3rtJZVZGoDaddy In many cases, those “free” websites sell our personal information to data brokers. They in turn sell access to our information to anyone who wants to find us, but this information can also be used by criminals and anyone who would want to harass you or stalk you. Most of these third-party websites will have a way for you to opt out and get your information removed, but this is not always the case. Here's what you can do to keep your information private as much as possible. ⏰TIMESTAMPS⏰ 00:00 – Introduction 00:52 – What can be done to keep your information private? 01:50 – Get a new address and a new phone number 02:41 – Create a dummy email address 02:52 – Think twice about what you post on social media 03:27 – Set your social media profile to private 03:47 – Remove yourself from search engines Blocking tracking software Blocking tracking cookies and JavaScript can be done via your browser. These cookies and JavaScript are used to gather information about you, what you are interested in, what websites you visit and much more. In most cases the information is used to serve you relevant ads, but not always. Get a different address and contact info Using a P.O. Box can help keep your real address off these search engines and provide you with a level of anonymity. All mail sent there will be safe and sound in the post office. You could also use a fake email and address on any website you don’t trust, and you don’t expect them to send you anything. Purge your social media posts You might think what you’re sharing in that post or photo is harmless—but it could include things like the location of your child’s school or the license plate on your car. Set your profile to private so that only friends can see it. Review your privacy settings regularly to keep your profile information out of the public eye. Removal from people search engines Getting your information removed from these search engines is not always easy. You can usually go to their website and find an opt-out form. But sometimes it’s buried within the site. There are also online services that can help you get your information removed. They pretty much fill out the opt-out forms for you and you just have to wait for a confirmation email and click on the link to be removed from the particular search engine. Be safe online and don’t give out your personal information to anyone. Companies are profiting from your information, and this is also how scammers get our information and start calling us at all hours of the night. The Journey is what everyday entrepreneurs, like you, need to follow in the pursuit of online success. Our experienced GoDaddy Guides are here to take you through all the steps, both big and small, that you encounter every day. Want to learn about more ways to grow your business? Subscribe to GoDaddy on YouTube: http://bit.ly/GoDaddy-Subscribe GoDaddy links: https://www.godaddy.com    / godaddy     / godaddy     / godaddy     / godaddy   #datasecurity #cybersecurity #PII #godaddy #thejourney