Protecting Your Privacy Online: A Simple Guide

You don't have to be an expert to protect your data. These simple reflexes cover most everyday risks.

🔑 Passwords

• A unique password for each site — Reuse is the number one risk.
• A password manager holds them for you.
• Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) wherever possible: even if your password is stolen, it’s no longer enough.

🎣 Pitfalls to Avoid

• Phishing : An "urgent" email asking you to click a link? Check the sender and go through the official website.
• Public Wi-Fi : Avoid sensitive activities (banking, shopping) without a VPN.
• App Permissions : A flashlight doesn't need your contacts.

🧭 The Right Settings

• Browser: Tracker blocker and third-party cookies disabled.
• Automatic updates: Most attacks exploit vulnerabilities that have already been patched.
• Regular backups: the best defense against ransomware.

🛟 Not sure? Do you have an infection?

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