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How can you make your digital privacy more certain

May 16th, 2017 Uzair Amir Security, Privacy, Technology News 0 comments
How can you make your digital privacy more certain
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In this high-tech and incredibly automated era, cyber crime is not an uncommon phenomenon. Privacy breaches are happening with many falling victims worldwide for which consequences can be grave! 

As such, it has become quite important to raise awareness as to how people can effectively protect their privacy and prevent getting their data falling into the wrong hands. Here you will find some easy and efficient ways of protecting yourself and what is the best way to do so.

Top ways for privacy protection

1. Do not give out sensitive information to anyone

This may sound obvious; however, it is one thing that most of us inadvertently do. Things like online forms, surveys, etc. can delude one into giving out one’s personal information without a second thought. 

Also, in today’s highly mobile and flexible world, cloud technology can sometimes be inappropriate for storing data that is highly confidential. This may include your passwords, credit card information, important business documents and so on.

As such, it is advisable to refrain from storing information on cloud-based platforms, unless you are sure of the security standards.

2. Beware of cookies

Various websites ask you to agree to their condition of storing your browsing information in the form of cookies to provide you with a better service.

Cookies are quite useful since they allow companies to understand your browsing history and therefore display relevant ads or products that better suit your preferences. However, the nature of the information may not always be so innocuous. Most of us tend to allow certain websites to remember our passwords and usernames. This is again, stored in the form of cookies.

Such information is accessible to people who are involved in data mining and may also be retrieved by criminals who may use them for all sorts of illegal things. Therefore, ensure that you allow your passwords and usernames only to be remembered by websites that you trust.

3. Protecting your personal folders

Folders on your computer can be easily accessed if they are not adequately protected. However, simply putting a login password when you start your computer is not enough. Cyber criminals can use various methods to gain access to unprotected folders without you even knowing. So, is there an easy way to protect yourself? There is. Protected folder for Windows 10 can help you protect all your folders in the most efficient manner possible. It is a robust files protection tool that guarantees 100% safety from illegal theft.

Its primary feature is to password protect your folders so that not even the most sophisticated of techniques can break into the data that is stored in them. Furthermore, you can store any type and amount of files by just dragging and dropping the files in different kinds of folders.

Essentially, you can store your files so that they are read-only, or store them, so they are password protected, or make them completely invisible. Also, the superior data security technology protects your data from getting stolen even if someone infiltrates into your system. Lastly, if you are storing files on a shared system and do not want anyone to probe into them, you can simply store them in the protected folder and keep everyone at bay.

In conclusion, protected folder is imperative since a number of people fall victim to unethical privacy breaches that cost them a lot. Protected Folder is an easy-to-use and robust software that guarantees to provide you with 24-hour data protection.


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Uzair Amir

Uzair Amir

I am an Electronic Engineer, an Android Game Developer and a Tech writer. I am into music, snooker and my life motto is 'Do my best, so that I can't blame myself for anything.'

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