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Precautions during online Transactions


Do and Don'ts during online Transactions

Do:
  • Tell someone if you are being bullied online
  • and make sure to include symbols and numbers when making a password so that it will be harder to crack.
  • Be careful when downloading programs from the internet in case they carry viruses, always scan the program first.
  • Use an alias as your user name if you use chat room sites
  • Use anti-virus software and make sure to renew regularly.
  • keep a record of all online transactions made and check your bank account regularly.

Don't:
  • Give out personal information online. it may reason to steal your information and also may crack your login credentials.
  • Arrange to meet people you've met online by yourself, inform an adult or a freind and never meet them alone.
  • give your password to anyone and never use the same password continuously
  •  Copy information from the internet and attempt to redistribute it.  If you do copy a book, or music files you must get permission for the author or composer first.
  • Don't open or down load any attachments from an unknown source as they may contain viruses.
  • Fill out any surveys online that ask for your personal details or bank details.
  • Don't let web browsers remember your username and password as this could leave you open to being hacked.

Please do not forget to put your valuable comments ....

I wish you very safe and secure transactions....


-Palguna 

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