💡 Security Tips to Avoid Scams.
In a world where scammers no longer wear ski masks but use Wi-Fi, protecting yourself is more important than ever. Here are practical keys to avoid falling into their traps:
1. Be suspicious of things that are “too good to be true”
If it seems like a financial miracle, it’s probably a trap. Quick returns, prizes you didn’t ask for, or unrealistic discounts = red flag.
2. Always verify the source
Before clicking, take a close look at the web address or the sender of the message. A simple letter change in a link can lead you straight to fraud.
3. Do not share personal data unnecessarily
No legitimate person will ask you for your password, verification code, or card number via chat or email “to confirm your account.”
4. Enable two-step verification
It’s like putting a double lock on your house. Even if someone gets your password, they will need a second code to enter.
5. Research before investing
Look for reviews, reputation, and opinions from other users. And if you can’t find anything, that’s also a warning.
6. Be wary of time pressure
Scammers want you to act quickly so you don’t think. If something is legitimate, they will give you time to decide.
7. Use antivirus software and strong passwords
Update your devices and combine letters, numbers, and symbols in your passwords.
📌 Golden rule:
"If in doubt… stop, check, and ask before acting."
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