Find the University's Digital Technology Solutions (DTS) tips on how to stay safe online.
The more you understand why you see digital content, the more control you will have over your feed/s.
Think, too, about how you define and understand friendship. Then use those concepts to take control over what you see and who you interact with in digital environments.
Note for using generative AI tools: it's always best to limit any personal or potentially sensitive information shared with a genAI tool, so being careful when creating CVs and personal or oral histories. Consideration should also be given to uploading interview transcripts and similar materials. Here is the library's handy guide to which generative AI tools use your prompts and/or other data to train their learning models:
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has published The Little Black Book of Scams in English and other languages for free download.
You can also visit the Australian Government's Scamwatch website to learn how to recognise, avoid and report scams.