US authorities warn military about social media risks


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  • Tuesday, 02 Dec 2014

WATCH WHAT YOU POST: The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security want current and former military members to check accounts for information that might attract the attention of the Islamic State group and its supporters, a bulletin to law enforcement agencies said.

WASHINGTON: US authorities have warned troops to avoid drawing attention to their military ties on their social media accounts, ABC News reported. 

The FBI and the Department of Homeland Security want current and former military members to check accounts for information that might attract the attention of the Islamic State group and its supporters, a bulletin to law enforcement agencies said. 

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