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Sementara banyak orang menyadari sepenuhnya semua bahaya yang terkait dengan Facebook dan jejaring sosial lainnya, banyak remaja baru saja mendapatkan akun pertama mereka dan mengeksplorasi kebebasan baru mereka.
  
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Sayangnya, ada orang jahat di luar sana yang berusaha memanfaatkan anggota Facebook baru ini. Ikuti kiat keamanan ini untuk membantu membuat berselancar di Facebook anda lebih aman:
  
10 Facebook Safety and Security Tips for Teens
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# '''Jangan Mendaftar Untuk Memperoleh Akun Sampai Anda berusia 13 tahun.''' Meskipun anda mungkin menginginkan akun saat berusia 11 atau 12 tahun, Facebook secara khusus melarang orang berusia di bawah 13 tahun untuk mendaftar.Jika mereka mengetahui bahwa anda berbohong tentang usia anda, mereka mungkin akan menghentikan akun anda dan membuang semua konten anda termasuk gambar anda.
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# '''Jangan Gunakan Nama Pertama atau Tengah Anda yang Sebenarnya.''' Kebijakan Facebook melarang nama palsu namun memungkinkan nama panggilan sebagai nama depan atau tengah anda. Jangan gunakan nama lengkap anda karena hal itu dapat membantu predator dan pencuri identitas mendapatkan lebih banyak informasi tentang anda. Lihat Facebook's Help Center untuk panduan lebih lanjut tentang nama yang diizinkan
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by Andy O'Donnell
 
Updated July 26, 2017
 
 
While many people are fully aware of all the dangers associated with Facebook and other social networks, many teens are just now getting their first account and exploring their new freedoms.
 
 
Unfortunately, there are bad guys out there who seek to exploit these new Facebook members. Follow these safety and security tips to help make your Facebook experience a safer one:
 
1. Don't Register For an Account Until You're 13
 
 
While you may want an account when your 11 or 12, Facebook specifically forbids anyone younger than 13 from registering.
 
 
If they find out you are lying about your age they may terminate your account and all of your content including your pictures.
 
2. Don't Use Your Real First or Middle Name
 
 
Facebook's policy forbids fake names but does allow for nicknames as your first or middle name. Don't use your full legal name because doing so could help predators and identity thieves obtain more information about you. Check out Facebook's Help Center for more guidance on what names are permitted
 
 
3. Set Strong Privacy Settings.
 
3. Set Strong Privacy Settings.
  
 
While you may want to be a social butterfly, you need to set your Facebook privacy settings so that not just anyone can see your profile and content. It is best to only make the details of your profile available to people you have already "accepted" as your friends.
 
While you may want to be a social butterfly, you need to set your Facebook privacy settings so that not just anyone can see your profile and content. It is best to only make the details of your profile available to people you have already "accepted" as your friends.
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4. Don't Post any Contact Information on Your Profile
 
4. Don't Post any Contact Information on Your Profile
  
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If you do post this info it's possible that a rogue Facebook application or hacker could use this information to SPAM or torment you. I recommend not even allowing your Facebook friends to have this info. Your real friends will have your cell phone number and a-mail anyway. The less exposure the better.
 
If you do post this info it's possible that a rogue Facebook application or hacker could use this information to SPAM or torment you. I recommend not even allowing your Facebook friends to have this info. Your real friends will have your cell phone number and a-mail anyway. The less exposure the better.
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5. Don't Ever Post Your Location or That You Are Home Alone
 
5. Don't Ever Post Your Location or That You Are Home Alone
  
 
Criminals and predators could use your location information to track you down. You might think that only your friends would have access to this information, but if your friends' account is left logged in on a public computer or their account gets hacked then strangers will now have your location information. Never ever post that you are home alone.
 
Criminals and predators could use your location information to track you down. You might think that only your friends would have access to this information, but if your friends' account is left logged in on a public computer or their account gets hacked then strangers will now have your location information. Never ever post that you are home alone.
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6. Report Any Abusive Postings or Harassment
 
6. Report Any Abusive Postings or Harassment
  
 
If you ever feel threatened by anyone on Facebook or someone is harassing you by sending unwanted Facebook messages or posting something abusive on your public wall, report it by clicking the "report abuse" link on the post. If someone posts a picture of you that you don't like, you have the right and the ability to 'untag' yourself.
 
If you ever feel threatened by anyone on Facebook or someone is harassing you by sending unwanted Facebook messages or posting something abusive on your public wall, report it by clicking the "report abuse" link on the post. If someone posts a picture of you that you don't like, you have the right and the ability to 'untag' yourself.
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7. Create a Strong Password For Your Account And Don't Share it with ANYONE
 
7. Create a Strong Password For Your Account And Don't Share it with ANYONE
  
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Just because you delete something on Facebook after you say it, doesn't mean someone didn't take a screen shot of it before you had the chance to remove it. If you post something embarrassing about yourself or others, it may come back to haunt you in the future when you apply for a job or try to get into a college that checks Facebook profiles. If you don't feel comfortable enough saying something in front of someone then it's probably best not to post it online either.
 
Just because you delete something on Facebook after you say it, doesn't mean someone didn't take a screen shot of it before you had the chance to remove it. If you post something embarrassing about yourself or others, it may come back to haunt you in the future when you apply for a job or try to get into a college that checks Facebook profiles. If you don't feel comfortable enough saying something in front of someone then it's probably best not to post it online either.
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9. Keep an Eye Out For Facebook Scams And Rogue Applications
 
9. Keep an Eye Out For Facebook Scams And Rogue Applications
  
 
Not all Facebook apps are made by good people. Usually a Facebook app will require access to parts of your profile as a condition of using it. If you give an app access and it's a bad application then you might have just opened yourself up for SPAM or worse. If in doubt, check it out by Googling the app's name followed by "scam" to see if there is any reported shenanigans.
 
Not all Facebook apps are made by good people. Usually a Facebook app will require access to parts of your profile as a condition of using it. If you give an app access and it's a bad application then you might have just opened yourself up for SPAM or worse. If in doubt, check it out by Googling the app's name followed by "scam" to see if there is any reported shenanigans.
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10. If Your Account Gets Hacked, report it IMMEDIATELY!!
 
10. If Your Account Gets Hacked, report it IMMEDIATELY!!
  
 
Don't be too embarrassed to report your account getting hacked by someone. It's important that you report the hack immediately. Hackers may try and impersonate you using your hacked account for the purpose of getting your friends to fall for their scams. Check out How to Tell a Facebook Friend From a Facebook Hacker for more information.
 
Don't be too embarrassed to report your account getting hacked by someone. It's important that you report the hack immediately. Hackers may try and impersonate you using your hacked account for the purpose of getting your friends to fall for their scams. Check out How to Tell a Facebook Friend From a Facebook Hacker for more information.

Revision as of 11:16, 15 March 2018

Sementara banyak orang menyadari sepenuhnya semua bahaya yang terkait dengan Facebook dan jejaring sosial lainnya, banyak remaja baru saja mendapatkan akun pertama mereka dan mengeksplorasi kebebasan baru mereka.

Sayangnya, ada orang jahat di luar sana yang berusaha memanfaatkan anggota Facebook baru ini. Ikuti kiat keamanan ini untuk membantu membuat berselancar di Facebook anda lebih aman:

  1. Jangan Mendaftar Untuk Memperoleh Akun Sampai Anda berusia 13 tahun. Meskipun anda mungkin menginginkan akun saat berusia 11 atau 12 tahun, Facebook secara khusus melarang orang berusia di bawah 13 tahun untuk mendaftar.Jika mereka mengetahui bahwa anda berbohong tentang usia anda, mereka mungkin akan menghentikan akun anda dan membuang semua konten anda termasuk gambar anda.
  1. Jangan Gunakan Nama Pertama atau Tengah Anda yang Sebenarnya. Kebijakan Facebook melarang nama palsu namun memungkinkan nama panggilan sebagai nama depan atau tengah anda. Jangan gunakan nama lengkap anda karena hal itu dapat membantu predator dan pencuri identitas mendapatkan lebih banyak informasi tentang anda. Lihat Facebook's Help Center untuk panduan lebih lanjut tentang nama yang diizinkan

3. Set Strong Privacy Settings.

While you may want to be a social butterfly, you need to set your Facebook privacy settings so that not just anyone can see your profile and content. It is best to only make the details of your profile available to people you have already "accepted" as your friends.

4. Don't Post any Contact Information on Your Profile

Don't make your personal e-mail or your cellphone number viewable on your profile.

If you do post this info it's possible that a rogue Facebook application or hacker could use this information to SPAM or torment you. I recommend not even allowing your Facebook friends to have this info. Your real friends will have your cell phone number and a-mail anyway. The less exposure the better.

5. Don't Ever Post Your Location or That You Are Home Alone

Criminals and predators could use your location information to track you down. You might think that only your friends would have access to this information, but if your friends' account is left logged in on a public computer or their account gets hacked then strangers will now have your location information. Never ever post that you are home alone.

6. Report Any Abusive Postings or Harassment

If you ever feel threatened by anyone on Facebook or someone is harassing you by sending unwanted Facebook messages or posting something abusive on your public wall, report it by clicking the "report abuse" link on the post. If someone posts a picture of you that you don't like, you have the right and the ability to 'untag' yourself.

7. Create a Strong Password For Your Account And Don't Share it with ANYONE

If your password is too simple, someone could easily guess it and break into your account. You should never provide anyone with your password. Always make sure that you log out of Facebook completely if your using a public computer in a Library or school computer lab. 8. Be Smart About What You Post

There are some things you should never post on Facebook.

When you post something, always remember that it can affect other people and could be used against you in the future, so be smart.

Just because you delete something on Facebook after you say it, doesn't mean someone didn't take a screen shot of it before you had the chance to remove it. If you post something embarrassing about yourself or others, it may come back to haunt you in the future when you apply for a job or try to get into a college that checks Facebook profiles. If you don't feel comfortable enough saying something in front of someone then it's probably best not to post it online either.

9. Keep an Eye Out For Facebook Scams And Rogue Applications

Not all Facebook apps are made by good people. Usually a Facebook app will require access to parts of your profile as a condition of using it. If you give an app access and it's a bad application then you might have just opened yourself up for SPAM or worse. If in doubt, check it out by Googling the app's name followed by "scam" to see if there is any reported shenanigans.

10. If Your Account Gets Hacked, report it IMMEDIATELY!!

Don't be too embarrassed to report your account getting hacked by someone. It's important that you report the hack immediately. Hackers may try and impersonate you using your hacked account for the purpose of getting your friends to fall for their scams. Check out How to Tell a Facebook Friend From a Facebook Hacker for more information.