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Extra, Extra: Posting Triumphant Pics Of Your Vaccination Card On Social Media Maybe Not So Prudent. By . John Del Signore. Published Mar 18, 2021. Share. Never miss a ...

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Sharing seemingly innocuous images, ... The article Prevent Credit Card Photo-Bombs on Your Social Media originally appeared on NerdWallet. This story originally appeared on Don't Waste Your Money.

That’s not to say people should curb celebrating the vaccine on social media all together. More secure options include cropping out details on a card or opting for a selfie instead.

(NEXSTAR) – You may be jubilant after receiving the COVID-19 vaccine — but don’t post your vaccination card on social media sites, multiple organizations warn.

It's easy to see on social media who among your friends and followers has received a COVID-19 vaccine, with people posting photos to celebrate the seeming light at the end of the yearlong ...

Social media is for staying in touch with your old college roommates and sharing silly cat photos, right? Clearly. But it can also be a smart way to get more out of your credit card. More of us ...

Cyber-criminals have created a new type of web malware that hides inside images used for social media sharing buttons in order to steal credit card information entered in payment forms on online ...

The social media platform has just turned a profit for the first time in its 20-year history, and now boasts a record 97.2 million daily active users, marking a year-over-year increase of 47%.

Sharing seemingly innocuous images, ... The article Prevent Credit Card Photo-Bombs on Your Social Media originally appeared on NerdWallet. This story originally appeared on Don't Waste Your Money.