Welcome to the Not Old Better Show on radio and podcast.

The show covering all things health, wellness, culture, and more.

The show for all of us who aren't old, were better.

Each week, we'll interview

superstars, experts, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things, all related to this wonderful

experience of getting better, not older. Now, here's your host, the award-winning Paul Vogelzang.

Thank you. I'm Paul Vogelzang. Welcome to the program. Today's show is brought to you by Wayfair and Mars Men.

More on both in a moment. Remember when you could check a sports score, look up a recipe, or see tomorrow's weather,

and the only thing you left behind was a few keystrokes? Those days are gone.

Today your data doesn't just get used. It gets bought, sold, merged, and recycled again and again

until somebody can predict what you'll click,

what you'll fear, and sometimes what you'll pay. For our listeners, 50 plus age and better,

this can feel like the rules changed without telling us. A simple search, a loyalty card, even a required field on a form can turn into a trail.

Scammers love trails.

On this episode of The Not Old Better Show, we're getting practical about privacy without paranoia.

How to protect your identity, your money, and your peace of mind without giving up the internet.

Our guest is Chris Parker, founder of What Is My IP address.com, a trusted resource that serves

tens of millions of people every month.

He's also the host of the Easy Prey podcast, where he talks with cybersecurity experts and scam victims to expose the tactics behind fraud.

He's also the author of Privacy Crisis, How to Maintain Your Privacy Without Becoming a Hermmit. This is all excellent stuff. Perfect timing for us in the Not Old Better Show audience. We'll talk about the questions to ask

before you hand over your Social Security number online, the habits that cut your risk fast,

and the red flags that should make you pause even

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