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Social media – a goldmine for cybercriminals

Love sharing your life on social media? So do cybercriminals! They’re like digital detectives, piecing together your life story from your posts. Think about it: every photo, post, and comment is a tiny clue. By scrolling through your profile, a clever crook can learn your likes, dislikes, where you live, where you work, and even […]

Friend request—stranger danger on social media

Social media is all about connecting but be cautious who you add! Here’s why: So, how can you avoid these social media imposters? Here’s how being picky about friend requests protects you: Bonus Tip: Review your privacy settings regularly. Make sure only people you know and trust can see your personal information on social media. […]

Hit the brakes before you overshare online

We’ve all been there – filling out an online form and suddenly it feels like they’re asking your life story. But hold on! You don’t have to hand over every detail to make a purchase. Here’s how to be a data-guarding champion:

TMI on social media – keep your info private

We all love sharing our lives online but hold on a sec! Oversharing on social media can be a security risk. Let’s face it, criminals are sneaky, and those seemingly harmless details you post can be like a roadmap to your personal life. Here’s how to keep your social media presence fun and secure: By […]

Texting smackdown—iMessage vs. SMS—what you need to know

Ever wondered why your iPhone messages are sometimes blue and sometimes green? It’s all about iMessage and SMS, two different texting options. But the difference goes way beyond just the color. Here’s the breakdown: The Takeaway: For super secure chats and sharing cool stuff, stick with iMessage when texting between Apple devices. But if you’re […]

Insta-savvy—take control of your app permissions

We all love connecting our favorite apps to make life easier. Maybe you use a service to print your Instagram pics, or another to share them to other platforms. But here’s the thing: when you connect apps, you give them access to your information. Think of it like lending a friend your keys – it’s […]