AI Social Media Privacy Checker

Yes, with intentional choices. Use privacy settings, limit personal information shared, be selective about connections, and regularly audit what's public. You can enjoy social media while minimizing data exposure.

Avoid sharing: home address, phone number, birth date (full), financial information, vacation plans while traveling, children's schools, daily routines, and anything you wouldn't want employers or strangers to see.

Private posts are hidden from public view but the platform still has access. They can be screenshotted by friends, subpoenaed in legal cases, or exposed in data breaches. Treat 'private' as 'less public' not 'secret'.

If you don't use them, yes. Dormant accounts can be hacked without you noticing, and old data persists. Download your data first, then delete. For accounts you keep, periodically review and delete old posts.