@Pj Thompson This is a complicated topic. And it’s going to get harder and harder as time goes on. I was cyber stalked by my Ex and ended up not using social media, silenced unknown phone calls and blocked aspects of him I was aware of. Its hard! I nkow hoe you feel. its super frustrating. This is my advice: First off: Never, ever, post location information online. If you’re even checking in at the same places infrequently, it might be possible to use that information to ascertain your identity or location. Secondly: If you are currently being stalked, make sure your local law enforcement is notified. Even if it’s just suspicion, you’ll be better off if you file a report. Third: If you think you know the person doing the stalking, make sure you tell someone. And a short list of universal advice: Never put personal contact information in a public place. This includes, but is not limited to: Phone numbers, email addresses, work and home address, and/or vehicle information. Never confirm plans publicly. If you’re meeting friends, tell them directly. Never post pictures of anything you don’t want to be public knowledge. Likewise, never post information you don’t want everyone to know. You will never prevent distasteful people from doing unpleasant things. But you can protect yourself from those things.