Did You Know?????

 

1.     Learn some Facts Today!!!




 

 Over 70% of teens use the same password for multiple accounts, making them easy targets for hackers!

  • Do you reuse passwords for different accounts?
  •     Would you consider using a password manager to stay safe?

2.      Public Wi-Fi can expose your data to cybercriminals, even when you're just checking social media.

  • Have you ever connected to a public Wi-Fi without thinking about security?
  •     Would you use a VPN to protect your data on public networks?

3.      Apps often collect more data than they need—always check app permissions!

  • Do you review app permissions before installing them?
  •     Would you deny unnecessary permissions for apps you download?

4.      Using your fingerprint for security is safer than a 4-digit PIN.

  • Do you use biometric security features like fingerprints or face recognition?
  •     Would you replace your PIN with biometric authentication?

5.      Clicking on unknown links in messages can give hackers access to your phone.

  • Have you ever clicked a suspicious link without verifying it?
  •     Would you double-check a link before clicking it in the future?

6.      Unsecured apps can track your location in real-time without your consent.

  • Do you allow apps to access your location all the time?
  •     Would you limit location access only to necessary apps?

7.      Cybercriminals use fake friend requests to gather personal data from social media.

  • Have you accepted friend requests from strangers?
  •     Would you review your social media privacy settings?

8.      Smartphone cameras can be hacked to spy on you without your knowledge.

  • Do you cover your camera when not using it?
  •     Would you consider installing anti-spyware apps?

9.     Some free apps sell your personal information to third parties.

  • Do you read the privacy policy before using free apps?
  •         Would you pay for secure apps instead of using free ones?

10.  Your deleted files can be recovered if not properly wiped from your device.

  • Do you use secure file-deletion tools?
  •     Would you encrypt sensitive files before deleting them?

11.    Weak Wi-Fi passwords make it easy for others to access your home network.

  • Have you updated your Wi-Fi password recently?
  •     Would you create a strong password for your network?

12.  Smartphones with outdated software are more vulnerable to cyberattacks.

  • Do you regularly update your smartphone's operating system?
  •     Would you enable automatic updates for better protection?

13.  Using the same email for all your accounts increases your risk of identity theft.

  • Do you use a unique email for important accounts?
  •     Would you consider setting up separate emails for different purposes?

14.  Scammers can clone your phone number and steal your accounts through SIM swapping.

  • Have you set up a PIN for your mobile carrier?
  •     Would you enable two-factor authentication for added security?

15.  QR codes can hide malicious links that steal your data.

  • Do you scan random QR codes without checking their source?
  •     Would you verify QR codes before using them?

16.   Malware can be disguised as legitimate-looking apps on app stores.

  • Do you check app reviews and developers before downloading?
  •     Would you avoid apps from unverified developers?

17.     Enabling Bluetooth in public can expose your device to hackers.

  • Do you keep Bluetooth on when you’re not using it?
  •     Would you turn off Bluetooth in public areas?

18.   Phishing emails can look identical to trusted sources like your bank.

  • Have you ever responded to a suspicious email?
  •     Would you verify email addresses before replying?

19.  Screenshots of sensitive information can be exploited if shared accidentally.

  • Do you store sensitive screenshots on your phone?
  •     Would you delete sensitive screenshots immediately after use?

20.  Hackers can access your phone by exploiting weak or unused apps.

  • Do you uninstall apps you no longer use?
  • Would you review your apps regularly for security risks?

 

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