“Your time is valuable. Don’t let algorithms decide how you spend it.”

In the digital age, sharing has become second nature. From photos and check-ins to personal thoughts, we often post without a second thought. But oversharing online is like leaving your door unlocked—it makes you vulnerable to risks you might not see coming.

When you share too much, you expose personal details that can be misused by strangers, scammers, or even acquaintances. Information like your location, daily habits, or private opinions can be pieced together, putting your safety, privacy, or reputation at risk.

Before hitting “post,” take a moment to reflect. Ask yourself: Is this something I’d want anyone—friends, strangers, or future employers—to see? Does it reveal too much about my life?

The internet is a public space, and once something is out there, it’s hard to take back. By sharing wisely, you can protect your privacy and maintain control over your digital presence.