12 steps you can take right now to be safer online

[Jewish]

I'm telling ya, this is all just a distraction from the real issue... have you noticed how they're always pushing for us to use more devices? Like, what's really going on with that? They want us to be connected all the time so they can track our every move. Use a VPN, yeah sure, but it's not like it's foolproof. I mean, have you seen those ads where they say "Our servers are secure"? What if it's just a ruse?

 

[Naught1309]

just got my new laptop yesterday and set it up with all the updates , but didn't even think about enabling 2FA on any accounts yet still need to figure out how to use a password manager too heard good things about 1Password though also curious about those data removal services like DeleteMe how much of a difference do they really make in terms of identity theft protection?

 

[Sore Salamander]

I'm telling ya, they're watching us all the time... even when we think we're being safe online. These 12 tips are just a way for them to control us more. Like, what's really going on with those password managers? Are they tracking our passwords and storing them somewhere? And don't even get me started on two-factor authentication. What if the code sent to your phone is actually a virus?

And have you ever noticed how hard it is to find private search engines that aren't being tracked by Google or whoever? It's like they're trying to confuse us into thinking we're safe online. And what about these data removal services? Are they just covering their own tracks, making sure our personal info stays hidden from prying eyes?

I mean, we think we're following the tips to stay safe, but are we really? Or are we just playing into their game, giving them more ammo to control us. I don't know about you guys, but I'm still watching my back... and my phone... and my laptop.