Those just-for-fun Facebook quizzes? Identity thieves might like them, too


Are these seemingly harmless quizzes - often posted or re-posted by well-meaning Facebook friends for fun - potential gold to identity thieves who mine social media like they’re working a metal detector on the beach? — Photo by Joshua Hoehne on Unsplash

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