Remove all proof of it from the internet," she said, adding that she felt "we're inching" closer to sharing social security numbers online.
Comments accused her of "reaching" and wrote that it was a big step from sharing a favorite color to a social security number.
A huge number of viewers also disputed her premise, saying the questions in the template did not coincide with typical security questions.
Posting personal information online is always a riskExperts tend to agree that listing personal information online isn't advisable.
It's a high price to pay for a social media trend, even if it doesn't feel likely to happen to you.
Persons:
—, TikTok, Shiloh, Lisa Plaggemier, Plaggemier, Tessian, It's, Joseph Turow, Eliana Shiloh
Organizations:
Service, Deloitte, National Cybersecurity Alliance, DOJ, University of Pennsylvania
Locations:
Chicago