Travelers can unknowingly compromise their safety by posting their whereabouts on social media, according to a report by Baldwin Digital.

Things like posting current location and daily routines, or tagging hotels are some of the most common pitfalls, the data showed, while also detracting from the travel experience.

“One of the biggest mistakes travelers make when capturing holiday moments on camera is getting stuck behind the lens instead of actually experiencing the moment,” said Mark Baldwin, CEO of Baldwin Digital.

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