How to take control of your online presence

Our article about he drank himself from the Internet, Gave rise to a very strong interest on the part of readers, which means that the problem is really urgent. The dawn of the Web in its modern form, many of us are registered anywhere and carelessly left his personal data in the public domain. Then, few people thought about especially such words as privacy and security. Now, however, things change, and security settings and privacy has become very important.

The problem is that each service implements its own mechanism for configuration and management options and privacy safety, and often hides them so deep into the bowels of the menu interface, the user simply can not find them. Fortunately, there are good people who make it possible to access the privacy settings of virtually all popular social services on one page.

Site called AdjustYourPrivacy It is an aggregator of direct links to the section of the privacy settings of most popular English-language social services. This includes Facebook, YouTube, Google+, Twitter, Pinterest, Foursquare and others.

By clicking on the icon of the desired service you are immediately transported back to the profile privacy settings of your profile on this resource, where he will be able to quickly set the desired parameters privacy. Very simple, convenient and no registrations.

Privacy settings AdjustYourPrivacy possibilities are not limited. It also contains links to the 14 most powerful people search tool on the Internet. Interestingly, the network knows about you?

Well? The network knows too much? So, it's time to retire from it. Opt Out section contains references to the 10 coolest services that will help the user to disappear from the search engines and to minimize their presence on the Internet.

Last on the list there is a section with links to useful tools to monitor its presence in Network, as well as limiting access to information about themselves to third parties and the general increase in the level of security.

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