How can I ensure the safety of my passport when sharing online?

Passport Safety Privacy Protection Overstay Stamp

Jan 1, 2020

5 years ago

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Please protect your privacy.

If you post a picture of your passport, blank out your personal details and be aware of your passport number on every page.

The first picture of this year,  adjusted for safety,

a 1 day overstay stamp without fines from the airport.

Take care out there

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The post emphasizes the importance of protecting your privacy when sharing images of your passport online. It advises users to blank out personal details and passport numbers before posting, highlighting a recent example of a one-day overstay stamp received without fines.

Mark ********

Thank you for the safety tip. You guys Rock!! Happy New Year !!! 👍

5 years ago

Ed ********

Yes we have to protect Our Passports

5 years ago

Neil **********

Excellent

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