VPN’s have their place as well and the better ones like Nord also do a very good job of add blocking as well as anti malware to a point.1. Passkeys (where available)
2. 2FA (where available)
3. Good password manager - regen all your passwords everywhere and try not to reuse. I use 1Password but plenty of good options out there.
4. Don't click on rando-stuff.
5. Don't divulge your real info unless critical i.e. government, payment processor, you'll got to jail if you lie types of situations etc.
6. Assume any site will be hacked eventually (you may or may never know about it), have a backup plan if needed
7. Email phishing is pretty common, I get a bunch of these, but obviously never pay because goat pr*n is totally legit here I was told.
8. CC fraud is pretty common, don't store payment info if you can help it, your password manager is much better at storing payment info from what I've witnessed.
If you care about privacy and don’t mind spending a bit of money stop using Gmail , Yahoo, Outlook etc as they couldn’t be less private. Start using encrypted email like Proton Mail for example.
And stop cooking with cheese…….
Found this if it’s what you’re referring to , lol.
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