29. Stranger Friend Request
You may be a friendly person, and a request from a stranger who has zero friends in common with you might just seem like an opportunity to make a new friend. But accepting this stranger’s request can expose your personal information to whoever is actually on the other side of the profile—birthdays, parents’ names, pets names, and other data that might help them crack into your accounts.
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