- Cover Page
- About This E-Book
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents at a Glance
- Table of Contents
- About the Author
- Dedication Page
- Acknowledgments
- About AARP
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Reader Services
- 1 What Social Media Is—and Why We Use It
- 2 Separating Fact from Fiction Online
- 3 What to Share—and What Not to Share—on Social Media
- Writing a Proper Post
- Posting Things That People Want to Read
- Things You Probably Shouldn’t Share Online
- Ten Things to Avoid When Posting Online
- 1. Don’t Post if You Don’t Have Anything to Say
- 2. Don’t Pick a Fight
- 3. Don’t Post Anything That Could Be Used Against You
- 4. Don’t Post Overly Personal Information
- 5. Don’t Gripe
- 6. Don’t Post Personal Contact Information
- 7. Don’t Post Your Constant Whereabouts
- 8. Don’t Post Rumors, Hoaxes, and Urban Legends
- 9. Don’t Post About People Without Their Permission
- 10. Don’t Post Sensitive Information
- Joining a Conversation—or Not
- 4 Using Social Media—Safely and Privately
- Is It Safe to Use Social Media?
- Smarter Social Networking
- Think Before You Click or Tap
- Think Before You Post
- Don’t Accept Every Friend Request
- Unfriend People Who Aren’t Friendly
- Keep Your Contacts Private
- Don’t Download Third-Party Applications
- Don’t Play Social Games
- Configure Your Privacy and Security Settings
- Use Strong Passwords
- Use Different Passwords for Each Account
- Install Anti-Malware Tools on Your Device
- Trust Your Instincts
- Keeping Your Private Information Private
- 5 Comparing the Most Popular Social Media
- 6 Keeping in Touch with Friends and Family on Facebook
- 7 Sharing Pictures and Videos on Facebook
- 8 Discovering Interesting Groups on Facebook
- 9 Configuring Facebook’s Privacy Settings
- 10 Following Interesting People on Twitter
- 11 Tweeting and Retweeting on Twitter
- 12 Pinning and Repinning on Pinterest
- 13 Finding Other Users and Boards to Follow on Pinterest
- 14 Fine-Tuning Your Professional Profile on LinkedIn
- 15 Connecting with People and Businesses on LinkedIn
- 16 Sharing Photos with Instagram
- 17 Getting Social on Special Interest Message Boards
- 18 Getting Social with Video Chats
- 19 Using Social Media to Find Old Friends
- 20 Exploring Other Social Media
- Glossary
- Index
About AARP
AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization, with a membership of nearly 38 million, that helps people turn their goals and dreams into real possibilities™, strengthens communities, and fights for the issues that matter most to families such as healthcare, employment and income security, retirement planning, affordable utilities, and protection from financial abuse. Learn more at aarp.org.
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