So - how do you avoid ending up in some guy's dungeon all tied up? How can you stay safe when using dating and hookup apps like Grindr, Tinder, Blued, Badoo and Romeo?

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• Give out your phone number. Use snapchat if you want to chat outside an app like Grindr and Tinder, since it works by exchanging usernames not phone numbers.
• Tell anyone any details which could be used to identify who you really are
• This includes handles on social media!
• Tell anyone your last name. If you want, also make up a first name.
• Tell anyone your address or use the 'send my location' feature available in some apps
• Give out any identifying details like where you work, who you work for, or which gym you go to

• Whether you show your face on your profile photo or not. In some countries this is not a good idea.
• The moment you share photos of yourself with other app users they are in the public domain. Keep that in mind.
• Sending an expiring photo. If you have the paid Xtra subscription you can now send 5 expiring photos per day. With Unlimited you can send as many as you like (but that option is pricey!). With an expiring photo it will expire after 10 seconds of viewing. To do this when chatting, tap the photo you want to send and you will then see a yellow banner like this:
  
  

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• Try a video call! Many of the apps including Grindr, Romeo and Tinder now offer the ability to do a video call. Even if it's just for 10 seconds it's a great way to verify that the person you are talking to is real - and look like their photo! In Grindr you now see an icon like this - just tap it to call the user.
  

• Installing a personal safety app on your phone which will call your friends, parents or emergency services when activated and send them your location. One of these is called Hollie Guard [App Store] [Play Store] but there are also other similar apps.

• Stay as anonymous as you can for as long as possible
• Be very careful about sharing your photos
• Meet someone in a public place
• Trust your gut feeling. If something feels off, don't go.
• Be conscious that some of the location-based apps like Grindr, Romeo and Hornet shows where you are. Not down to the metre, but you can still pinpoint it down to a small geographical area like a shopping mall.
• Hooking up? Then give out a street address that is near you, meet there, check the guy out, and then go to your place
• Discuss safer sex before you meet. Clearly state what you expect and what you won't do. If you are not comfortable with bareback, say that. Protect yourself and be safe.
• Be clear about what you want and you are expecting. Be explicit and precise upfront.
• If you can, let a friend know you are going to meet someone from an app. Arrange for a check-in time and for your friend to raise the alarm if you have not checked in by that time.
• Leave with a fully charged phone and share your location with a friend.
• Do a video call with the person beforehand, even if it's just for a minute, to verify that who you are meeting is actually the person on the photo you received. Some users have stolen profile photos. Many apps now have built-in video calling - make use of it!
• Use an app like SnapChat or Telegram if you need to exchange photos or videos. SnapChat is not tied to your phone number, so you are not exposing your number - and chats are deleted once read. Remember to turn on 'ghost mode' so people can't see your location on the snapmap!
• If the guy you are meeting looks young, insist they bring ID. No exceptions! If they come up with excuses they are likely underage. Protect yourself from any issues in the future.
• Block or unmatch guys you don't feel comfortable chatting to
• Be very careful if using a 'gay' dating app in countries where same-sex relations is illegal or 'difficult'. Watch out for stings. For example: after you meet a guy someone else (including the local police) could be waiting around the corner expecting to be bribed. Or, you may have vigilante gangs waiting to beat you up when you arrive at the meeting location.
• If you are accommodating don't leave any valuables lying around.

Note: This feature is not available in Outlook for Office 365 or Outlook 2019.

When you open an email in Outlook, the Outlook Social Connector is minimized as a single line at the bottom of the Reading Pane. To expand it, click the arrow or drag the top of the minimized pane up until it's the size that you want.

I don’t see the People Pane.

Try these solutions.

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• Turn on the Reading Pane Click View > Reading Pane, and then click Right or Bottom.

• Turn on the People Pane Click View > People Pane, and then click Normal or Minimize.

• Make sure your organization lets you connect to the Internet Some organizations don’t allow access to social networking sites outside of their intranet. Contact your network administrator for more information.

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If you use Outlook and SharePoint at work, you can see contacts in your organization.

Note: Several social apps, including Facebook and LinkedIn have been removed from the Outlook Social Connector. For more information, see Facebook Connect is no longer available.

1. Click View > People Pane > Account Settings.

1. Check the boxes next to the social networking accounts you want to hook up, and add the appropriate information, such as user names and passwords.

2. Click Connect > Finish.

What is the Outlook Social Connector?

The Outlook Social Connector lets you work in Outlook while staying up to date on the status and activities of your friends and contacts, whether they're from your organization, or from social networking sites on the Internet, like Facebook and LinkedIn.

Note: Some Facebook features are no longer available. For more information, see Facebook Connect is no longer available.

For example, if your colleague, Michael Affronti, belongs to two social network sites that you also use, you can see his status updates, comments, messages and alerts on those sites, all in one location in Outlook. You can also see a list of the Outlook items you shared with Michael, such as e-mail messages, attachments, and meetings.

The Outlook Social Connector also updates Michael’s information in your Outlook contacts folders whenever he changes his social network profiles.

The Outlook Social Connector shows updates and information for your contacts in the People Pane, which sits below your open Outlook items, such as e-mail, appointments or meetings, and contacts.

When you select an Outlook item, information about the sender appears in the People Pane. When you select an Outlook item that includes multiple people, a small image of each person also appears in the title bar at the top of the People Pane, and you can click an image to display that person's information in the People Pane.

To see larger pictures of all the people included in the item, click the little toggle button to the right of the small pictures on the title bar.

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Click any of the images to display that person's information in the People Pane.

To see different information for the person in the People Pane, click any of the tabs at the left side of the list window.

Hide the Outlook Social Connector

To hide the Outlook Social Connector from all views, click View > People Pane > Off.