5 silly mistakes putting your online privacy and security at risk
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There are so many online scams and tricks out there and not knowing how to identify them could be putting users at a privacy or security risk.
I know you have seen a common trick: fake calls and emails pretending to come from government agencies. No one wants to deal with the IRS or a problem with Social Security. Tap or click for a new government scam making the rounds.
Here are five more ways you’re at risk — with easy solutions to be a little safer online.
1. You post for the whole world to see
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