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Social Media Privacy Audit: Score Your Profile Exposure
Your social profiles are a data sheet about you — and the more of it is public, the easier you make life for identity thieves, stalkers and scammers who personalise their pitches from what you post. Most people last touched their privacy settings years ago, on a platform that has since changed its defaults several times. This audit scores five dimensions that matter — who can see your profile, what personal details are visible, whether you share your location, how many third-party apps are connected, and who can tag you — and returns a privacy health score out of 100 with a calm verdict. It is a maintenance tool, not a judgement: platforms update, habits drift, and a yearly audit is simply how privacy is kept.
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A scored privacy audit for your social profiles — visibility, personal details, location sharing, connected apps and tagging — with the exact settings to fix.
❓ Social Media Privacy Audit — FAQ
What personal details should never be public on social media?
Your full date of birth (a key for identity verification), home address, phone number and live location are the high-risk ones. Workplace, school and routine patterns are softer but still useful to scammers, so friends-only is the sensible default for anything personal.
Why do connected third-party apps matter for privacy?
Each connected app can read the data your account shares with it, and apps get breached and sold like any other software. Old quizzes, photo editors and games you forgot about years ago may still hold a connection — revoking unused apps is one of the fastest privacy wins there is.
How often should I audit my social privacy settings?
Once a year as a baseline, plus a quick check whenever a platform changes its privacy policy or defaults — which happens more often than most people notice. Set the tagging review to 'approve first' once, and most of the ongoing work is done.
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