By Catherine Powell
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If you're like most people, you value your privacy. The problem is in this wired world of ours, privacy is hard to come by. Cameras using facial recognition monitor your movements. Corporations mine the data you produce when you surf the web or send a text. Government agencies monitor your phone calls. Even your boss might be snooping on you when you use a company computer. As bad as all that sounds, there's one invasion of privacy that trumps all of these by far. That's when a cybercriminal steals your identity for financial gain. Not only can this kind of crime result in a financial loss, it can also come to haunt you for years to come. Below are ten ways you can help prevent identity theft.
