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5 Steps to Boost Your Online Privacy

Nothing is more shattering than seeing your most sensitive information online. What will you do if you see images, files, bank account info, and everything online with no consent of yours? We usually see news about various celebs and politicians who aren’t much careful, and their private data gets leaked.<br>Why Choose Us:<br>- Certified Technicians<br>- Available for 24/7 <br>- Best Price<br>- Free Calls For 30 Minutes<br> For more information visit on : https://my-notron.com

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5 Steps to Boost Your Online Privacy

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  1. 5 Steps to Boost Your Online Privacy – norton.com/setup www.norton.com/setup Nothing is more shattering than seeing your most sensitive information online. What will you do if you see images, files, bank account info, and everything online with no consent of yours? We usually see news about various celebs and politicians who aren’t much careful, and their private data gets leaked.

  2. Generate quirky passwords – www.norton.com/setup norton.com/setup - Most of the people, even the smartest ones make this same mistake of using similar passwords for all of their online transactions. They don’t realise its consequences. It is quite challenging to maintain a record of different passwords and usernames for various services. You can take help of certain password managing apps. It safely handles all of your multiple passwords. Users can put all of their passwords in a single database that is usually protected with a unique master key. Users need to remember just a unique password to unzip the whole of the database.

  3. Log out of all the sitesYou never know from where the threat can actually surprise you. Suppose that during the lunch break you decided to inquire about your bank details and you left that page open. How much time is needed for taking a snapshot? Now, this will be something hazardous as you have many things happening at once, for ex- logins, emails, sensitive pieces of information etc. Ensure your privacy yourself, log out of each site whenever you are working on a PC. Follow that famous saying- Prevention is better than the Cure.Lucia Mandela is a self-professed security expert; she has been making the people aware of the security threats. Has passion is to write about Cyber security, cryptography, malware, social engineering, internet and new media. She writes for Norton security products at norton.com/setup.

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