Скачать или смотреть Unique Strategies for Preventing Identity Theft Online

Identity theft has become a real stinger to the finances, reputations, and overall lives of millions of people worldwide. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) received 1.4 million identity theft reports, contributing to a total of $5.7 million in fraud and identity theft losses. At the same time, identitytheft.org reports that nearly 1 in 3 Americans have been scammed in the past year, with an average loss of $1,600 per victim.

💡In this video, we’ll cover some strategies to prevent you from falling victim to this terrible online crime and avoid opening the door to even worse ones.

🔥Watch this video till the end to find out more.

00:00 Introduction
00:50 Is Identity Theft a Crime?
01:13 Firewall & Anti-Virus
01:51 Face ID and Fingerprints
02:14 Encrypted Messages
02:49 The Dangers Behind Public WiFi
03:08 Regularly Change Passwords
03:36 Limit What You Share Online
04:04 Suspicious Links and Websites
04:36 Disable Auto-Fill
04:52 Cover Webcam
05:10 Cyber Investigation Experts

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