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Personal Privacy Check: What Would Hurt Most If Your Accounts Leaked?

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The prompt

Help me do a calm, practical privacy check of my digital life. I'll describe it without sharing any passwords or numbers. My accounts and devices: [e.g. Gmail, WhatsApp, Instagram, bank app, UPI app, cloud photos, work laptop] How I sign in now: [same password on some / password manager / 2FA on which ones] What's stored where: [e.g. ID scans in Google Drive, old chats, saved cards] Give me: 1. A table: account, what's in it, how bad a leak would be (low/medium/high) and why. 2. The 5 fixes that cut the most risk first (2FA, unique passwords, removing ID scans, recovery options), each with where to find the setting in general terms. 3. What to delete or archive, and what to keep offline. 4. A 30-minute plan for today and a 10-minute monthly check. 5. What to do in the first hour if one account is taken over. Don't ask for or repeat any password, OTP or account number. If a setting name may differ by app version, say so.

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• Written for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

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