Should I be worried about my online privacy? If yes, how can I make sure I’m protected?

[Donolatunji]

You’ve probably heard someone say, “If it’s on the web , it’s not private.” That’s not totally true, however, since there are several ways you'll ensure your privacy across digital platforms and services. Still, you ought to worry . nobody could also be curious about your things, but somebody probably is.
Not tons of users know or care about their digital footprints. Or if they are doing , they don’t usually know particular circumstances wherein personal data might be in danger . If you would like to be more careful from now on, follow these tips:

Don’t put out all of your personal/business info. fraud remains one among the foremost serious issues during this internet era. Sharing every little thing about yourself on different platforms can cause you to susceptible to cybercrime.
Don’t use an equivalent password for all of the websites you employ . Having an equivalent one will allow hackers to juice out all of your info with ease.
Use a VPN to remain safe. When it involves your money, utilize app security, keep the important numbers/info to yourself, and don’t carelessly click on hyperlinks from untrusted emails.
Please join the discussion.
Thank you all.

 

[Taimoor Jutt]

Yes you did right to by posting informative thread. Yes when we talk about privacy policy at Internet, online, mobile phone or Laptop then one thing alarms our mind about hacking. Many skillful hackers hack sites, pages , group accounts even everything they want. If you are not too famous then you should have not worry about this but it is possible.

 

[Thosynho]

You’ve probably heard someone say, “If it’s on the web , it’s not private.” That’s not totally true, however, since there are several ways you'll ensure your privacy across digital platforms and services. Still, you ought to worry . nobody could also be curious about your things, but somebody probably is.
Not tons of users know or care about their digital footprints. Or if they are doing , they don’t usually know particular circumstances wherein personal data might be in danger . If you would like to be more careful from now on, follow these tips:

Don’t put out all of your personal/business info. fraud remains one among the foremost serious issues during this internet era. Sharing every little thing about yourself on different platforms can cause you to susceptible to cybercrime.
Don’t use an equivalent password for all of the websites you employ . Having an equivalent one will allow hackers to juice out all of your info with ease.
Use a VPN to remain safe. When it involves your money, utilize app security, keep the important numbers/info to yourself, and don’t carelessly click on hyperlinks from untrusted emails.
Please join the discussion.
Thank you all.

The rate at which cybercrime is increasing is becoming so alarming. Many people have lost grate fortunes to scammers as a result of divulging crucial information in terms of privacy to some sites where scammers operate and by so doing those viral information were used against them.

 

[Bart Simpson]

Yes you did the right thing to by posting informative thread. When we talk about privacy policy at Internet, online, mobile phone or Laptop then one thing alarms our mind about hacking. Many skillful hackers hack sites, pages , group accounts even everything they want. If you are not too famous then you should have not worry about this but it is possible.

 

[Heatman]

If you leave yourself unprotected, you will certainly have to blame yourself when your data is tampered with and possibly have some serious sensitive information stolen from you which would worth a fortune. If there are any way to beef up the security of your data, it's paramount you take it very seriously.

 

[Me0w]

Privacy is defined as freedom from being observed or receiving public attention, or the ability of an individual to seclude themselves and their information. That applies to all kinds of scenarios, including the digital world. However, when it comes to digital privacy, most people find themselves confused about what it represents. I mean, how can we keep our privacy in a digital world that requires and demands information to operate efficiently

 

[Mave24]

You should be, especially now that hackers are becoming many at an alarming rate and becoming more knowledgeable. You should always take precautions especially when putting sensitive informations like bank account passwords on the internet.

 

[Tinaconcept]

One should be truely worried because hackers and scammers are just too much they are everywhere now and do not pity there victims. If there are ways to secure ones information to guide against these scammers I will be glad to learn more from this informative thread.

 

[Vladv26]

One thing you should be careful about is the passwords you use on unknown websites. Most of the times this websites register your username/email an password and then sell it on the dark web. If you use the same username and password everywhere all of your accounts will be compromised

 

[Nurudeen]

Its very important for you to be worry about your online privacy and make sure you are not putting your data on any website you come across with. For example if you want to buy some goods online you need to check if there payment system is really backed up with a strong security network because if there is a data leak your card information can be used against you

 

[Bilal0087]

You’ve probably heard someone say, “If it’s on the web , it’s not private.” That’s not totally true, however, since there are several ways you'll ensure your privacy across digital platforms and services. Still, you ought to worry . nobody could also be curious about your things, but somebody probably is.
Not tons of users know or care about their digital footprints. Or if they are doing , they don’t usually know particular circumstances wherein personal data might be in danger . If you would like to be more careful from now on, follow these tips:

Don’t put out all of your personal/business info. fraud remains one among the foremost serious issues during this internet era. Sharing every little thing about yourself on different platforms can cause you to susceptible to cybercrime.
Don’t use an equivalent password for all of the websites you employ . Having an equivalent one will allow hackers to juice out all of your info with ease.
Use a VPN to remain safe. When it involves your money, utilize app security, keep the important numbers/info to yourself, and don’t carelessly click on hyperlinks from untrusted emails.
Please join the discussion.
Thank you all.

Yes, your online privacy matters a lot because there are many hackers who can easily steal your Private data.
To ensure your privacy you have to keep strong password and do not show your phone number to public, and also change your password after some month to avoid any type of hacking.

 

[Judee201]

Yes you did right to by posting informative thread. Yes when we talk about privacy policy at Internet, online, mobile phone or Laptop then one thing alarms our mind about hacking. Many skillful hackers hack sites, pages , group accounts even everything they want. If you are not too famous then you should have not worry about this but it is possible.

You are definitely right about this information, the level of cybercrime are on the high l, even the so called big social firm are also guilty, you might not be famous today, and might think your privacy doesn't Worth any value or useless, can you still make this same statement ten years to come, so we should all be cautious of the content and sites we registered and clicks as some do sells our information out

 

[iamgroot]

You’ve probably heard someone say, “If it’s on the web , it’s not private.” That’s not totally true, however, since there are several ways you'll ensure your privacy across digital platforms and services. Still, you ought to worry . nobody could also be curious about your things, but somebody probably is.
Not tons of users know or care about their digital footprints. Or if they are doing , they don’t usually know particular circumstances wherein personal data might be in danger . If you would like to be more careful from now on, follow these tips:

Don’t put out all of your personal/business info. fraud remains one among the foremost serious issues during this internet era. Sharing every little thing about yourself on different platforms can cause you to susceptible to cybercrime.
Don’t use an equivalent password for all of the websites you employ . Having an equivalent one will allow hackers to juice out all of your info with ease.
Use a VPN to remain safe. When it involves your money, utilize app security, keep the important numbers/info to yourself, and don’t carelessly click on hyperlinks from untrusted emails.
Please join the discussion.
Thank you all.

Very informative thread of yours. But i think there is no guaranteed safetiness when talking about information online. Even goverment sites with numerous layers of security can easily accessed by a professional cyber criminals.

 

[Zubair]

You’ve probably heard someone say, “If it’s on the web , it’s not private.” That’s not totally true, however, since there are several ways you'll ensure your privacy across digital platforms and services. Still, you ought to worry . nobody could also be curious about your things, but somebody probably is.
Not tons of users know or care about their digital footprints. Or if they are doing , they don’t usually know particular circumstances wherein personal data might be in danger . If you would like to be more careful from now on, follow these tips:

Don’t put out all of your personal/business info. fraud remains one among the foremost serious issues during this internet era. Sharing every little thing about yourself on different platforms can cause you to susceptible to cybercrime.
Don’t use an equivalent password for all of the websites you employ . Having an equivalent one will allow hackers to juice out all of your info with ease.
Use a VPN to remain safe. When it involves your money, utilize app security, keep the important numbers/info to yourself, and don’t carelessly click on hyperlinks from untrusted emails.
Please join the discussion.
Thank you all.

Well I'm happy that I have learned a topic which was full of information about privicy. Everyone of us wants to keep secure his all the data and other stuff which he use in his daily life. But we usually stay afraid of being hacked at some point. Because a person who starts hacking have more intelligence than the person making his account secure. Because we don't concentrate on making secure, but hackers are fully concentrated to hack the accounts and use them for negativity.
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Well I'm happy that I have learned a topic which was full of information about privicy. Everyone of us wants to keep secure his all the data and other stuff which he use in his daily life. But we usually stay afraid of being hacked at some point. Because a person who starts hacking have more intelligence than the person making his account secure. Because we don't concentrate on making secure, but hackers are fully concentrated to hack the accounts and use them for negativity.

But after reading this, I'm sure I would be looking to make privicy better to keep secure to my accounts.

 

[Aniwhyte]

Yes of course, you should be worried about your privacy and I would advise you not to have anything or involved with any website they you can't trust, also you should never release your credit card details to anyone online as a lot of people has lost their life savings to scammers.

 

[Nicklas22]

Well to ensure your privacy is secured with your phone, you have to use passwords to sometimes lock your phone and don't allow strangers to have access to your phone
And also ensure that the password you use are not easy to guess and make sure your phone is always with you and your

 

[Taimoor Jutt]

You are definitely right about this information, the level of cybercrime are on the high l, even the so called big social firm are also guilty, you might not be famous today, and might think your privacy doesn't Worth any value or useless, can you still make this same statement ten years to come, so we should all be cautious of the content and sites we registered and clicks as some do sells our information out

Point to be noted. Thanks for suggestion. Yes after 10 years may be much more famous than Now or manger at somewhere, if it happens it will effect to my privacy but i am not gonna be manager though😁, just kidding. But you are right, there shoul be such solutions of hacking, online or Computer systems should 100% secure and Hacking should 100% finish and banned. But it not gonna happen ever.
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Point to be noted. Thanks for suggestion. Yes after 10 years may be much more famous than Now or manger at somewhere, if it happens it will effect to my privacy but i am not gonna be manager though😁, just kidding. But you are right, there shoul be such solutions of hacking, online or Computer systems should 100% secure and Hacking should 100% finish and banned. But it not gonna happen ever.

Couldn't get any reward 😂 no Bitcoin on this .

 

[Judee201]

Like I said, you never know what future holds, you might be the amongst the most influential people on Earth in the near future and all other rivals will be poking, looking for past mistakes to pull you down.
In all, we should all be cautious of our privacy now and never give out sensitive information about ourselves.

 

[Aniwhyte]

Like I said, you never know what future holds, you might be the amongst the most influential people on Earth in the near future and all other rivals will be poking, looking for past mistakes to pull you down.
In all, we should all be cautious of our privacy now and never give out sensitive information about ourselves.

Exactly, you have said it all. We should all be cautious of our privacy by not giving out sensitive informations to a stranger or posting some certain things on social media. This has pulled a lot of big men down, what they posted many years ago and they have totally forgotten was digged out and used to blackmail them and also eventually spoiling their reputation.

 

[Adebayonle7]

I don't think there's so much of privacy anymore now. Although many applications and websites promises to keep your data and information safe and private, but in the long run, it's all a lie. You can wipe out your entire browsing data and history and somehow you can still pull it back up. Google for an example. Even Facebook can delete all items you've searched for but you can still have them through some other means. As far as i know, anything internet has no privacy whatsoever.