Browsing in private, like using InPrivate mode in Microsoft, doesn't guarantee complete protection from online tracking, as websites can still track your IP address, location, and internet service provider, potentially recording your activities. Consider using a VPN, browser extensions, and regularly clearing your browsing history and cookies to enhance your privacy and security.

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Some websites open new windows for functions like logging into Microsoft, but attackers can exploit this by creating fake pop-ups. Always verify the site and drag the pop-up outside the browser; If it stays within the browser, it may be sketchy

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Prioritize security and privacy in online meetings by closing unnecessary tabs and documents, ensuring no private information is visible. Additionally, familiarize yourself with screen sharing settings, use application window sharing to manage visibility to prevent exposing sensitive information.

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Fitness trackers offer health monitoring benefits but also gather extensive personal data, posing risks such as identity theft and privacy breaches. Protect yourself by checking privacy policies, limiting data sharing, and regularly reviewing and adjusting privacy settings.

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Before using or accessing a service, users are typically required to agree to terms set forth by the service provider. It is crucial to carefully read and understand these agreements, as they outline rules, requirements, user rights, potential risks, and data collection and processing practices associated with the service. Understanding these terms is essential for informed and safe use of the service.

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Antivirus isn't enough to keep you safe from cyberattacks. You might feel safe, but it doesn't stop all threats. Remember to update your software, manage passwords safely, and learn about cybersecurity. Using multiple security measures is the best way to stay protected.

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Scams involving online surveys and market research trick people into disclosing personal information under disguises, which is then used for a fraud marketing or identity theft. You should assess questions, confirm the validity of surveys, and avoid from providing private information unless needed in order to be safe against these scams.

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Beware of tempting deals on your wishlist items at unusually low prices – it could be a scam aiming to lure you into clicking on infected websites. Stay cautious, verify the legitimacy of information, double-check the source, and avoid rush clicking! 

Ignore ads claiming your device is infected; they're meant to scare you into clicking. They often lead to infected sites where you're prompted to buy or install fake virus removal apps. Stay aware to protect your devices and avoid clicking on anything seems off.

Always activate the tracking feature on your devices such as phones and laptops, as it facilitates easy location in case of loss or theft. This added layer of security enhances your chances of retrieving your device promptly. Take proactive measures to safeguard your personal data and minimize potential losses.

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