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The Google Yourself Challenge

August 9, 2012 8:00 am

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by Tomas de Aquino via flickr.com

How much can others learn about you from the Internet? Take a moment to Google yourself. You may be surprised how much information is public. While you may think it doesn’t matter, what you post online could impact job prospects, your safety, and more: (click to enlarge)

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