Online Safety

Online Safety

Online safety encompasses the practices and precautions individuals take to protect themselves and their data while using the internet. This includes protecting personal information, avoiding scams and phishing attempts, and being mindful of online interactions. It covers various aspects such as securing passwords, being aware of malware and viruses, using secure websites (HTTPS), and practicing responsible social media usage. Examples include using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, being cautious about clicking links from unknown sources, and reporting online harassment. Neglecting online safety can lead to identity theft, financial loss, data breaches, and emotional distress.

Q&A

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