article_snippet.sent: But sunseekers are being warned that sunseekers could also invalidate sunseekers home insurance if sunseekers get burgled while sunseekers are away.
article_snippet.sent: Insurers are increasingly checking people's social media accounts following a break-in to see if Insurers announced Insurers would be away from the property, and are using it as a reason not to pay out.
article_snippet.sent: could find Insurers insurer refusing to pay out if Insurers are burgled .
article_snippet.sent: This is because most insurers have a 'reasonable care' clause, meaning firms don't have to offer up cash if firms can prove people weren't careful enough in protecting people possessions.
article_snippet.sent: Most firms include 'reasonable care' clause in contracts, meaning Most firms are not liable if people did not protect people property, and are now using against people who advertise breaks online .
article_snippet.sent: A spokesman for the Financial Ombudsman Service said: 'It's possible that your insurance cover could be affected if you explicitly announce your plans on social media. '
article_snippet.sent: The Association of British Insurers also warned home owners to 'think carefully about what you put on social media'.
highlights_snippet.sent: Insurers often check accounts of those burgled while Insurers were away .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Association of British Insurers advises being careful with gets posted .