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➟ Family members and friends:They may write about
you in their blogs or mention you on special-interest
sites such as those focused on genealogy.
➟ Clubs and organizations:Organizations with whom
you volunteer, the church you attend, and profes-
sional associations may reveal facts such as your
address, age, income bracket, and how much money
you’ve donated.
➟ Newspapers:If you’ve been featured in a newspaper
article, you may be surprised to find the story, along
with a picture of you or information about your work,
activities, or family, by doing a simple online search.
If you’re interviewed, ask for the chance to review the
information that the newspaper will include, and
be sure that you’re comfortable with exposing that
information.
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