Be cautious about sharing personal information in casual conversations, as attackers may use innocent questions to collect sensitive data. Always verify the identity and purpose of anyone requesting information, set clear boundaries on what you share, and trust your instincts if something feels off.

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Be cautious of clickbait headlines that seem too sensational. These enticing links can lead you to harmful websites or phishing scams. Always check the source and think twice before clicking to keep your online experience safe. 

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Be wary of text messages claiming to be from government institutions, as these can be smishing attacks designed to steal your personal information. SMS spoofing can make these messages appear to come from legitimate sources, creating a false sense of trust. Always verify the sender's number, avoid clicking on links in unsolicited messages, and simply ignore any suspicious texts that you weren't expecting.

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Just as you tidy up your workspace, make it a habit to periodically clear your browsing history and cache. This simple step helps protect your privacy by removing traces of your online activities, making it harder for others to track your browsing habits. Keeping your digital space clean enhances your security and ensures a smoother browsing experience.

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Before sharing screenshots, take a moment to review them for any sensitive information. It's crucial to ensure that nothing confidential is visible. Protect your privacy and data by being cautious with what you share.

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To make sure your sensitive files are completely gone, use a secure deletion tool. Simply deleting files doesn’t really remove them, and they can be recovered with special software. Secure deletion tools ensure your data is completely erased, so it can’t be accessed by anyone.

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Only install necessary and reputable browser extensions. While they can enhance your browsing experience, they can also serve as potential vectors for malicious software. Regularly review your extensions and remove any that you don’t use to keep your browsing secure.

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Understand what information is collected about you and how it’s used. Familiarizing yourself with these details is like knowing the rules of a game before you play. This knowledge empowers you to make informed decisions about your privacy and effectively protect your personal data.

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In public spaces, always be conscious of who can view your screen or listen to your conversations. Protect sensitive information by positioning yourself to minimize visibility and avoiding discussing private matters in crowded areas. Your awareness can help keep your data secure.

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Take the time to delete any old or unused accounts and subscriptions. This not only reduces your digital footprint but also lowers the risk of potential cyber-attacks. Fewer accounts mean fewer weaknesses—stay secure by managing your online presence. 

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