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Warning: Think twice before sharing your senior photo on social media
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In an attempt to spread love to 2020 seniors, many of whom have had traditional activities taken away from them during the coronavirus outbreak, Americans have been sharing their high school photos on social media in a show of solidarity.
The Better Business Bureau says it “seems like harmless fun,” but you should think twice before sharing your senior photo online.
According to the BBB, “scammers or hackers who surf through social media sites will see these #ClassOf2020 posts and will now have the name of your high school and graduation year.” BBB officials also warn against the other social media posts going around, including sharing personal list of cars you’ve owned, favorite athletes, favorite TV shows and more because these items are
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