Social Media Crime Map

Bob

Meet Bob

Bob is active on Social Media. He, like many others, likes to shout about his activities on his Twitter and Instagram accounts. Does this put him at risk? Lets Find out.

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How at risk from social media are people in your area?

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  • East Midlands
  • East of England
  • Greater London
  • North East
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  • Northern Ireland
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  • Reported crimes
  • Out of Home
  • New Home
  • On Holiday
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Data collected from Jan 1st 2016 - Aug 11th 2017

Social Media Safety Tips from Yale

1

Sharing

Don’t share too much about your daily activities and whereabouts on social media as this information can get into the wrong hands.

2

Watch your tags

Avoid tagging yourself at different locations; this tells opportunistic burglars that you’re away from your home.

3

Delay posting

Wait to tag, post photos or update statuses until you return home to prevent being targeted.

4

Security settings

Check security settings are set to private so only your friends and family can see the statuses you post.

5

Do you know them?

Don’t accept friend requests from people you don’t know personally - you don’t know who they may be friends with.

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The following guide is provided by Yale. Please note, Swinton Insurance did not write or contribute in any way to this guide and therefore cannot be held responsible for its content. If you have any questions or concerns about this guide, please contact Yale.