Apply privacy-settings hygiene by reducing unnecessary public visibility and app permissions.
Compare the default-open profile to the hardened version. What changed and why? Before: old defaults, public audience, broad permissions. After: audience matched to purpose, permissions reduced. Audience changed from default public to intended groups. Visibility should match who truly needs the content. Search indexing was disabled for personal content. This reduces drive-by discovery from name searches. Location and app permissions were cut back. Less passive collection means less data to combine later. Ad and tracking settings were reviewed. It does not stop all tracking, but it reduces unnecessary personalization paths. Settings hygiene turns platform defaults into personal decisions. privacy settings…
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