12 Things Former CIA Officers Teach Women to Remove From Social Media

🔗 Get the complete Safe at Home Library by Kate Sullivan: 3 books + printable checklists: https://katesullivansaferliving.com ✅ 7-day money-back guarantee · Instant download · Print at home This channel shares general home-safety education only, not legal or professional advice. Always check your local laws. Title: 12 Things Retired CIA Officers Teach Women to Remove From Social Media Tonight At a family barbecue, a woman handed her uncle her phone to show him a vacation photo. Five minutes later he handed it back and asked, “Did you know your house number is in your Halloween photo?” Without asking her a single question, he had worked out her street, her gym and the time she gets there, her dog’s name (also the answer to her bank’s security question), and that her boyfriend travels every other weekend. Nothing she posted was a secret. Together, the posts were a map. Intelligence officers call this the mosaic. No single tile shows the picture, but enough of them together do. In this video I count down 12 things on most people’s social media that someone from the intelligence world would delete before bed tonight. Everything on the list can be fixed in about ten minutes, and it costs nothing. What I cover: Your full birthday, including the year Security question answers hiding in those fun quizzes Photos of keys, boarding passes, and tickets Your house number, street sign, and license plate in the background of photos Location tags and the GPS data hidden inside your photos Live check-ins and “on vacation” posts Your daily routine and fitness app routes Your kids’ school, team, and pickup times Your workplace combined with your schedule Photos of what you own Your friends list and relationship status Number one: the one kind of post that completes the whole picture You do not have to delete your accounts or stop sharing your life. This is about choosing which pieces you hand out. This video is general information, not professional security or legal advice. If you ever face a real threat, contact your local police. Subscribe for a new safety video every week. Tell me in the comments which of the twelve you found on your own profile tonight. Watch next: 20 Old-School Home Defense Tricks Retired CIA Officers Use Instead of a $5,000 Security System #SocialMediaSafety #OnlineSafety #PersonalSafety #LivingAlone #PrivacyTips Check the product name before you publish. The script calls it “The Safe at Home Library,” but I used your katesullivansaferliving.com link, which I had down as the Safer Living Library. Make sure the name and link match what you want to promote.