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Author: Aysha Sohail

Trigger warning: this article contains a frank discussion to raise awareness of the effects of this issue on women, men and the LGBTQ+ community, so read at your own discretion. During the month of April, the Digital Safety Intern will be discussing gendered harms on the internet. After women’s history month and international women’s day […]

Continuing with our theme of ‘Curating your Online Presence’, I have put together some resources to help you control your data on social media platforms. Privacy basics It makes sense to start with the basic considerations of privacy – look through these tips and then read on for a more comprehensive overview of different data […]

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Hi, it’s Aysha again – the Digital Safety Intern with the Digital Skills, Design and Training Team at the University of Edinburgh. Each month I explore different aspects of Digital Safety, Wellbeing and Citizenship. In March 2025 the set theme is Curating your online presence . It explores technical and social aspects of curating yourself […]

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