WBL I took today about Store Security

Date: Feb 16, 2020

WBL I took today about Store Security

Date: Feb 17, 2020

Lol. This is common sense for anyone who posts online at social media sights. A few things I learned over the years:

Never use your real name or any thing hinting where you work.

Never post sh-i-t posts about employees that could pin point it to you or your store.

Blur people's faces if you don't want to be found out. People can also sue others for wrongfully posting an image without their consent.

Always be anonymous and use pseudonyms. Always alter the story just enough to not trace it to you.

Always use a disposable email you can delete if things get tough. It's a good way to clear all trace of said information.

Never post a blasphemy f* you review about your current store until after you've left. Not before.

Use common sense basically.

mega-kitteh · Guru

Yep. What I do is this:

1. Utilize a username that you normally wouldn't have when joining a site to talk about your work.

2. Create an email just for that purpose. Use a fake name when signing up for said email. Do not use that email for anything else.

3. Do NOT "friend" ANYONE you know frequents that site. Do not accept their friend requests either.

4. When in doubt...don't post it. Especially on Facebook. You can easily be found out what you posted. EVEN IF you make your social page private.

5. Do not post anything that can be traced back to you. For example, do not say something everyone knows you would say. Instead, word it fifferently.

Date: Feb 17, 2020

Original poster here: I don't identify myself on FB being from Kroger. In fact there is no mention of Kroger at all. What I am wondering about is can Kroger research your social media posts even though Kroger is never mentioned and give you a hard time about it according to their policies?