Online Sharing: Seven Dangerous Things You Need to Know
In today's world, where social media and online platforms play a significant role in our lives, many users still share excessively personal information online. Despite the attachment to the concept of "sharing is caring," there are several dangers associated with over-disclosing information.
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Free Email Services: Hidden Costs You Need to Know
Almost everyone uses email, but few consider the costs associated with using free email services. At first glance, these platforms appear to be the perfect choice as they do not require any financial investment from users. However, experts warn that such services can often end up costing us a lot more than expected.
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Black Friday Deals: Cheap Prices Might Cost You Your Privacy
As Black Friday approaches, many consumers are gearing up for the hunt for great deals. However, with the rise of online shopping, a pressing question arises: what price are we willing to pay for savings? During the sale period, companies actively collect data about users and their behavior, which can impact personal privacy and data security.
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Must-Check Privacy Settings for Your iPhone in iOS 18.1
With the release of the new version of the operating system iOS 18.1, Apple has introduced a number of useful updates aimed at improving user privacy. Among many changes, iPhone users can significantly enhance their security level through the privacy settings that may sometimes go unnoticed.
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Cyber Threat: Data Breach Affects Over 56 Million Fashion Retailer Customers
A recent cyber attack has revealed serious vulnerabilities in the security system of a major fashion retailer, resulting in over 56 million customers' information being hacked and accessible to criminals. Reports indicate that the data breach occurred due to adverse impacts on security associated with the prolonged unavailability of the service, leading to partnerships with unethical hackers.
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How Wrong Google Search Data Can Compromise Your Safety
Recent research has revealed that inaccurate information found in Google’s search engine can not only mislead users but also jeopardize their personal data. The issue lies in the fact that search engines may display outdated or incorrect information, leading to errors in user identification and location. This could result in numerous unpleasant situations, including unnecessary calls to law enforcement agencies.
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The Google Meet Issue: How Sneaky Errors Become a Hacker's Trap
Recent reports regarding glitches in Google Meet, the video conferencing platform, have drawn attention not just from users but also from cybersecurity experts. This issue gains traction after it was revealed that some of these glitches could be exploited not just for creating disruptions but also for injecting malware. The situation arises amid growing concerns over cyber threats that could jeopardize personal safety and the overall reliability of the platform.
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Alarming Increase in Fake Legal Requests Poses Risks to Privacy
Recent studies reveal a worrying rise in fake legal requests sent to tech companies, raising concerns about the protection of user information. These forgeries often masquerade as official requests from law enforcement, leading companies to inadvertently provide personal data of their clients without necessary verification.
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Your SSN on the Dark Web: What You Need to Know
Recently, concerns have escalated around the exposure of Social Security Numbers (SSNs) on the dark web, creating anxiety for many individuals over potential identity theft. Reports indicate that a significant number of these sensitive data points are circulating in illicit online marketplaces, pointing to an alarming trend in data breaches and personal information theft. Understanding the implications of this situation is crucial for consumers who want to protect themselves against potential fraud.
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Several U.S. Cities Become Hotspots for Annoying Robocalls
Recent research has identified ten cities in the United States that experience the highest volume of robocalls. According to a service that tracks such calls, these intrusive phone calls continue to pose a significant problem for the population of the country. The most affected are residents of major cities, where the percentage of incoming calls remains high despite efforts to combat them.
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