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Removal Of Fake Social Media Accounts
Posted by Bradley W. Deacon
Cyber Guardians Online have entered into an arrangement with a service provider that provides customized reputation management technology that finds, reports and removes fake social network profiles.
Fake social media accounts have the capability of damaging a persons reputation and can also lead to considerable stress being experienced by the victim in addition to it also being a form of cyber bullying and stalking.
For companies, small business, sporting bodies, NGO‘s and the like, fake social media accounts can damage brands and cause substantial loss to the business or entity.
Cyber Guardians Online will explore all legal avenues to remove fake social media accounts for our clients in addition to engaging this excellent service to ensure that reputations are protected at all times.
It would be appreciated if you would complete our ‘Digital Poll’ relating to this service.
Social Media Monitoring Service For Parents, Schools, Sporting Teams & or Employers
Posted by Bradley W. Deacon
in 2013, Cyber Guardians Online will be offering a Social Media Monitoring Service that will protect school children, sporting teams and employees/employers reputations.
Cyber Guardians Online (CGOL) will automatically monitor the Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & YouTube pages of students, team members and employees for careless posts.
CGOL does not require access to, or use of, the persons username/password or friending of anyone to monitor their accounts. Instead, CGOL uses apps for each person, working within the Terms of Service established by each social network. By having a student, team member and or employee adopt a social media policy in place and from installing the apps, these persons grant CGOL access, consistent with their schools, teams or employers social media policy. The app acceptance process is an established protocol used by every social network app from popular games to media outlets.
Protects Reputations
CGOL provides parents, schools, sporting teams and employers with the ability to efficiently, effectively and continuously monitor the persons social network posts for careless social network posts that can lead to damaging and embarrassing media coverage and major blows to students, team members or employees reputations.
CGOL performs the social network monitoring task more efficiently and effectively than an army of in-house social media monitors by providing 24/7/365 coverage.
The Dark Side Of Facebook & College Admissions
Posted by Bradley W. Deacon
Who would have thought back in 2005 when Facebook was first released that in 2011 a survey of 359 college admissions officers from leading Colleges in the United States would reveal that 24% of them would review an applicants social media activity? A recent post by Allen Grove highlights how a persons Facebook profile may sabotage ones chances of getting into college. The posting titled, ‘Facebook, Google and College Admissions Don’t Let Social Networking and Your Online Image Sabotage Your Chances’ is a timely reminder for all to sit down with their college bound children and discuss how tidying up their social networks may in fact just enhance the possibility of being accepted into College.
However, once your children are granted access to social media accounts and platforms it is imperative that all communication channels are open where dialogue is encouraged between the child and parent alike to reinforce positive social media activity.
Positive social media activity can identify how responsible the owner of the account is and how they interact with society in general. Posts relating to charitable activities, volunteer work and ‘feel good’ moments all can work in a positive way to self promote the social media account holder as a person that should be considered for a college position or employment.
http://collegeapps.about.com/od/theartofgettingaccepted/a/Facebook.htm
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Tags: Admissions, Allen Grove, college admissions officers, colleges in the united states, Education, Facebook, getting into college, Google, High school, Social network, Social Networking, social-media, technology, timely reminder, Twitter, United States, University and college admissions




