25 % of users don’t bother with privacy settings 1.11 billion users 665 million daily users 23 % of users check their account 5 times a day 1in10 people.
Apr 01, 2015
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25%of users don’t
bother withprivacy settings
1.11billion users
665million daily
users
23%of users check their account 5
times a day
1in10people are
refused a job because of
something they have posted on
69%of follows aresuggested by
a friend
163billion tweetssince twitter
began
200million + active
users
500million total
users
55-64is the fastest growing age demographic
Our social media world
Be social media wise
Social media is public!
Over-sharing
Reputational damage
Protect yourselfProtect
Royal Mail
Protect yourself
• Only accept connection requests
from people you genuinely know
• Always select the most secure
privacy options
• Only ‘like’ and click on website
links from trusted sources
• Avoid sharing your whereabouts
on geo-tagging services
• Make your family members aware
of the risks of social media
Visit CEOP: www.ceop.police.uk
Protect yourself
Think before you share
Is it appropriate?
Am I over-sharing?
Protect Royal Mail
• Personal use of social media can only be
undertaken outside of work hours
• Never share messages or images
about Royal Mail on social media:
Keep social media social!
• Never use your Royal Mail username
or password for social media services
• Never use or share your Royal Mail
email address
• Report social media misuse to your line
manager immediately
Protect Royal Mail
• Never use social media to bully or harass
• Never post messages or images that are:
• Inappropriate
• Defamatory
• Discriminatory
• Sexually explicit
Your responsibility
If you are an employee:
• Contact your immediate manager
• If the issue is with your manager –
contact 2nd line manager
• Bullying and harassment issues can be
resolved formally and informally
If you are a line manager:
• Carry out an objective investigation
• Contact HR Services Advice Centre for
advice and support
• Bullying and harassment issues can be
resolved formally and informally
To take away
Social media is public
Use the top tips for protecting yourself
Keep social media social!
Think before you share
Report social media misuse (to line manager or second line manager)
Competition time!
Visit www.myroyalmail.com/ThinkSecure
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