“Make it hard for that information to be found. No names, no addresses, no schools. Just make sure you're very mindful and like no landmarks.”

Marketplace Tech · How a Meta AI prompt changed one mom’s approach to online privacy

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stops posting any identifiable information about her children (no names, addresses, schools, landmarks) in future posts

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“No, scheduling a post is not going to hurt its reach. I schedule posts all the time.”
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“Once I hit about 1,000 followers, I just stopped the boosting of the posts. And it sort of grew from there.”
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“She pinned a post that was like, this is what we actually do... started occasionally darting in content about her team, testimonials... then she really started to funnel for people that were buying”
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“Instead of posting a competition, waiting until it finished and closing it and posting another, they kept it open so anyone could apply at any time.”
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