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Beware of imitators
Be careful with the Wi-Fi you connect to
Privacy settings
Remove links between accounts
Encrypt your data
Beware of imitators
Make sure you know who is receiving your personal or financial information . Don't give out personal information over the phone, by mail, or online unless you initiated the contact or know who you're dealing with.
If a company claiming to have an fantuan data account with you sends you an email requesting personal information, do not click on the links in the email. Instead, enter the company's name into your web browser, go to their website, and contact customer service. You can also call the customer service number listed on your bank statement.
Be careful with the Wi-Fi you connect to
Before sending personal information from your laptop or smartphone over a public Wi-Fi network at a coffee shop, library, airport, hotel, or other public place, make sure your information is protected .
If you use an encrypted website, it only protects the information you send to and from that website. If you use a secure wireless network, all information you send over that network will be protected.
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Privacy settings
Updating the privacy settings on websites and services, especially social media and search sites like Facebook, Google, and Yahoo, is a good place to start to protect yourself. This can usually be done in a “Settings” menu.
Since most websites share information publicly by default, you can change your settings to make sure your personal information is visible to fewer people . Ideally, you should choose to share your information only with people you know.
