10年前，什么互联网使用不是现在，许多事情已经改变;技术有了很大的改进，使我们的生活更加轻松。很难找到一个不在社交媒体上的人，甚至我的奶奶都在社交媒体，Steeming，Tweeting，Facebooking和Instagram。
尽管有这些改进，但是有些事情你不应该在网上做，我们中的一些是内疚的，重要的是要纠正它。
1.使用一个密码：
我同意只有少数人可以记住所有的密码。所以他们找到一个很好的密码，并用于一切。对于Steemit，Facebook，Instagram，Twitter，电子邮件等使用相同的密码是绝对错误的。您必须拥有多个密码。实际上，您需要至少三到五个用于不同Internet帐户的不同密码。
2.使用弱密码：
你知道我们中有很多人很容易猜到密码？您如何使用123456或7654321作为密码，这可以让任何虚拟人轻易猜到您的密码和黑客帐户。你甚至可以使用你的出生日期作为密码，完全错误。
一个好的密码必须由字母，数字符号等组成，例如M4_09！ ...让你的密码足够强大，没有地球上的恶魔能够猜到。
3.请注意登录详细信息：
让我们有好的事实...他们称之为登录详细信息，因为它是独一无二的，什么属于你和没有人...甚至你的妻子或男朋友都应该可以访问你的登录信息。这样，只有当您知道信息时，您的信息才是安全的。
4.将密码存储在公共电脑或个人电脑中。
我们中的一些人仍然使用咖啡馆，甚至将我们的登录信息存储在浏览器中，绝对是错误的。即使将自己的密码存储在个人电脑上也是不合适的，因为有一天有人可能会访问它。
5.在评论中显示您的电子邮件地址：
不要将任何博客，Steemit或所有向公众公开的平台留下您的电子邮件地址，这是不安全的。
电子邮件中的链接：
犯罪分子喜欢可点击的电子邮件链接。他们真的很爱他们是的，他们是理论上的好主意。但是有时理论和现实生活的工作方式不一样。点击电子邮件链接可能会转到具有恶意软件的网站。
简而言之，不要下载您的邮件中没有注意到的任何附件，他们可以使用它来侵入您的帐户。
7.不要同步您的社交媒体帐户
同步Facebook，Instagram，Twitter，以便当您在Facebook上更新时，它会自动发送到其他社交网络，是错误的。在理论上听起来不错，但在现实生活中却是可怕的。你必须明白，每个社交媒体是不同的。在Facebook上有效的工作不适用于Steemit，Twitter，LinkedIn或Instagram。
8.显示您的手机号码：
许多人都认罪，在Steemit发布手机号码，以便任何人都可以联系您或WhatsApp。聪明智慧。
在公众将您的隐私权公开之前，保护您的隐私权。
(10 years ago, what Internet use be is not what it is now, many things have changed; There has been a great improvement in technology, and it has made our lives easier. It's difficult to find someone who is not on social media ... even my grandma is on social media, Steeming, Tweeting, Facebooking and Instagram-ing.
Despite these improvements, there are things you should not do online, some of us are guilty and it is important to correct it.
- Using one password:
I agree that only few people can remember all their passwords. So they find a good strong password and use for everything. It is absolutely wrong to use the same password for Steemit, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, email, etc. You must have more than one password. In fact, you need at least three to five different passwords that you use for different Internet accounts.
- Using a weak password:
Do you know that many of us use easy to guess passwords? How can you use 123456 or 7654321 as a password, This can make any dummy easily guess your password and hack your account. You can even use your date of birth as a password, its totally wrong.
A good password must consist of letters, numbers symbols etc ... e.g M4_09! ... Let your password be strong enough for no demon on earth to be able to guess.
- Be careless with login details:
Let's have the good facts ... They call it login details because it is unique to you, what belongs to you and nobody else ... not even your wife or boyfriend should have access to your login details. This way, your information is safe when it is known only to you.
- Storing your password in public computers, or personal computers.
Some of us still make use of Café and even store our login details in the browser used, its definitely wrong. Even storing your own passwords on your personal computer too isn't appropriate because someone else might access it someday.
- Display your email address in a comment:
Never leave your email address on any blog, Steemit or all platforms that expose it to the public, it's not safe.
- Links in Email:
Criminals love clickable links to emails. They really love them. Yes, they are a good idea in theory. But sometimes theory and real life do not work the same way. Clicking an email link may take you to a site that has malware.
In short, do not download any attachment you aren't aware of in your mail, they can use it to hack into your account.
- Do not sync your social media account
Sync Facebook, Instagram, twitter so that when you update on Facebook, it will automatically send it to other social network, is wrong. It sounds good in theory, but it's terrible in real life. You have to understand that every social media is different. What works on Facebook does not work on Steemit, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram.
- Revealing your mobile number:
Many people are guilty of this, posting of mobile number on Steemit so that anyone can contact you or WhatsApp. Be smart & wise about it.
Keep your privacy private ... before the public makes your privacy public. )