The settings on the sites you visit allow you to choose what you share and who you share with. Understand and adjust your settings on the sites and apps you use so that you only share with those people that you want to share with. This means posts, geotagging, photo uploading, profiles, and more.

For more information about Tip 3: Know & Use Your Settings, the Online Safety Roadshow, and other great tips to help keep you and your family smart and safe online, check out: http://google.com/safetycenter

To help create the best version of your online story, remember to think before you share. Anything you post online can be forwarded, copied, and found, and travel farther than you intended it to. What you share, and who you share it with, can end up saying a lot about you. So remember to be thoughtful!

For more information about Tip 1: Think Before You Share, the Online Safety Roadshow, and other great tips to help keep you and your family smart and safe online, check out: http://google.com/safetycenter

Inspired by Disney’s Zootopia, we put Google Photos in the hands (and paws) of real animals. The phones might get tossed around, dropped in water, or even stepped on, but the Google Photos auto backup feature ensures all of the photos the animals take will be backed up. See the full album of selfies at http://g.co/ZoogleSelfies.

OnHub helps keep your Wi-Fi fast by always placing you on the least congested Wi-Fi channel. Find out more at google.com/onhub.