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Safety basics for phones and online

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Safety basics for phones and online

by Bradley Jellows
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Why should you keep your smartphone and apps updated?

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What is a strong password guideline?

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What is phishing on mobile?

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Why avoid public Wi‑Fi for sensitive queries?

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What is two‑factor authentication (2FA)?

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If an app asks for permissions you don’t need, what should you do?

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How can you check if a website is secure?

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What is best practice for app downloads?

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What should you do with suspicious links?

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Why use a screen lock on your device?

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Updates fix security holes; other reasons are not guaranteed by updates.

Long, unique, and complex passwords reduce risk; reuse and simple codes are weak.

Phishing attempts deceive you; legitimate messages won’t try to steal info.

Public networks can be insecure; use VPN or mobile data for sensitive tasks.

2FA adds an extra security layer; passwords alone can be stolen.

Only grant essential permissions; excessive permissions can risk privacy.

HTTPS and padlock indicate encryption; absence can mean risk.

Official stores vet apps; third-party sources can be unsafe.

Suspicious links can lead to scams; verify before interacting.

A lock protects data if the phone is lost or stolen.

 
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