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Don’t Share These Bits of Information on Social Media
Keep yourself safe by not posting risky information on social media. Knowing what not to post on social media is vital.
US Immigration Service Wants To Review Applicants’ Social Media Accounts
The USCIS says social media reviews are necessary to comply with an executive order on immigration passed by Trump calling ...
'Reviewed and adjusted': What's being deleted from military social media accounts?
A message about deleting certain posts has popped up across official military social media accounts, including Fort Bragg's.
How to Spend Less Time on Social Media (or Leave It Altogether)
If you’re feeling overwhelmed but don’t quite have the willpower to curb your online habit, your phone can help you manage ...
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USCIS Will Now Request Social Media Data for Citizenship, Green Card Applications
USCIS said the measure would "enable and help inform identity verification, national security and public safety screening, ...
US Immigration Service Wants Social Media Handles of Visa Applicants
Some people applying for visas from outside the U.S. are already asked for information on their social media presence, on ...
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US proposes collecting social media information of visa applicants, gives reason
The USCIS has proposed collecting social media information from visa and citizenship applicants to enhance national security ...
Nearly one-third of American adults now trust social media for financial advice: Why that’s a terrible idea
While social media may be a popular way to access low-cost financial advice, it’s an awful resource for a number of reasons.
With social media platforms cutting back on fact-checking, here’s how to do it yourself
Rich: Absolutely. With AI tools advancing, it's getting harder to spot fake images and videos. A simple trick is to do a ...
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Government crafts new law to govern social media use
GOVERNMENT is crafting a new law to govern social media platforms to address the growing challenges posed by unregulated use.
Merging patient data with our social media could help us lead healthier lives
Kirsten Ostherr asks, 'What if we engaged with our health care narratives with the same fervor we bring to refreshing our ...
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Inspired or frightened by health info you just saw on social media? Try this first.
Social media can provide sound health information, said Chretien, who also is associate dean for medical student affairs and director of medical student wellness. It's particularly good at helping ...