For starters, check your Facebook and Instagram photos for this common slip:
Got any good, clear close-up photos of your face online? You should take them down—unless you want to become the victim of identity theft, a nightmarish event which can wreck your life.
So why the concern over face photos? Speaking to the financial wellness company Acorns, Abagnale says it’s one of the first things that identity thieves look for, and that facial recognition software makes it easier than ever for them to find victims. Does this mean you can’t post pictures of yourself online? No, Abagnale says—just no straight on face shots. “Post a picture of you and your dog, you and your friends, you playing volleyball…but never a straight on photograph of yourself.”
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