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Finally Holiydays! But a trip to the most beautiful beaches in the world is only half as nice if you do not cross it

Share Facebook, Twitter or Instagram with friends and acquaintances. However, one should be careful

who can see the info, pictures, etc., warns the police.

Announce status messages on Twitter, Facebook and mobile programs like Foursquare or Google’s Buzz:

"Pleaserobme.com! (Please rob me!)"
schlüsseldienst wien, ‘s the name of a website, the hot news

about abandoned apartments and the whereabouts of the owners and residents under the ironic title "New Opportunities" lists.

"Leaving the house and checking in at Street Bagles," says The Mexican from Brooklyn, New York.

But because The Mexican may just be chewing on his bun for a short while before he gets back, it should be

Burglars try better with bryanhead: He has "checked in at Palm Springs International Airport".

Behind the site Pleaserobme.com is a group called Forthehack. She wants to get on with this serious fun

draw attention to new dangers related to social media.

Therefore, aufsperrdienst wien of the location should be deactivated before posting for postings, because they can

Burglars provide clues as to where an apartment / house is vacant.

Even when taking pictures should be taken care of: "If it is the whole family to see, burglars can

be sure that the house is abandoned, "say the GSW experts. This is especially true for social

Networks like Instagram and Twitter. Unlike Facebook, it can not be set here, who can see the photos.

"Data and location information are not on the Internet," advises the renowned GSW expert Thomas Ernst. Even burglars are in social networks

on the road and can take advantage of the knowledge about the absence of the homeowner.

GSW has been the leading security and technology company in Central and Eastern Europe for 3 decades. Careful work,

reasonable prices as well as reliability and fast help in case of emergency distinguish us. That’s why we are Krone Hit Partnerhandwerker 2017!

The company has been run by entrepreneur Thomas Ernst for decades.