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I need to start giving computer & security tips to non-developers here.
As a developer, I see so many things that even people that think they are tech-versatile do or think they have secured but it’s basically left in the open. 😅
Maybe, I’ll start tomorrow. Useful? 🤔
As a developer, I see so many things that even people that think they are tech-versatile do or think they have secured but it’s basically left in the open. 😅
Maybe, I’ll start tomorrow. Useful? 🤔
1. A very good example is sending passwords and card details via WhatsApp, Email or Twitter/Facebook/IG DM.
Please dear, don’t do it. Use a self-destructive link like:
- onetimesecret.com
- onetimelink.io
- or 1ty.me
After reading, it expires.
Please dear, don’t do it. Use a self-destructive link like:
- onetimesecret.com
- onetimelink.io
- or 1ty.me
After reading, it expires.
2. A trivial example is deletion. I see this many times & it o jewa ke eng me a lot.
When you use someone’s laptop, if it’s a Windows system, use SHIFT + DELETE to permanently delete that file.
If it’s a Mac, use OPTION + COMMAND + DELETE to delete.
Avoid stories that touch!
When you use someone’s laptop, if it’s a Windows system, use SHIFT + DELETE to permanently delete that file.
If it’s a Mac, use OPTION + COMMAND + DELETE to delete.
Avoid stories that touch!
We will continue tomorrow. 😁🔥 #StaySafeIn2019
