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Kaspersky's research report, More Connected Than Ever Before: How We Build Our Digital Comfort Zones, reveals that 46% of survey participants feel comfortable sharing streaming services. ) with housemates. However, one in three (32%) are very certain their account is secure. Because he doesn't know the digital usage habits of his housemates. Various requirements related to COVID-19 and the need to limit activities within the residence It influences people's way of life using digital services. This makes it necessary to pay more attention to the safety of both yourself and your housemates when using the internet. This includes deciding whether housemates should share accounts on the entertainment platform. or learn more about each person's online behavior and whether it is risky or not, etc. Research has shown that many types of online services can bring everyone together. and are also willing to share personal account information. To allow people in the same household to use accounts together, such as sharing access to streaming platforms, one in three (33%) said they share online shopping accounts, such as eBay or Amazon Prime. etc. with people in the same household.
Another 30% admitted to sharing food delivery accounts in the household. And there is also sharing of online game members. However, at the same time Not all study participants were confident in cybersecurity when it came to their use of the internet. And will it have an impact on their digital behavior? For example, 43% say they are concerned about an increase in online activities such Telegram Number Data as streaming services or gaming. One in four (24%) are concerned about their online behavior. of your housemates will affect the internet speed. and will be disrupted by the fun of playing their online games “Living together, sharing things. It is a common practice in today's world and many homes share the internet. and access to many online services Because we naturally feel friendly with our neighbors. Therefore, we share online services to make it easier to use together. Get mutual benefits without any hassle. But if we overlook that we share personal information even with members of the same household. It increases the risk of other people outside the home. Outside the group will also come to know that information. Some service providers have specific policies. As a measure to help in the case of multiple users per membership. There is no need to share a password. It doesn't matter if you're with someone or not.
We recommend that you protect your mobile devices and sensitive personal data with a robust cybersecurity solution. This ensures that your data is always protected,” said Andrew Winton, Vice President, Marketing, Kaspersky. Kaspersky has some advice for those living in the same house. To protect the following communication devices • Do not click on links shared and forwarded via unknown or suspicious emails. First, check whether the sender is real or not, for example, check the official website to see if it is possible to access it. • Do not share personal information or Let others use our access Unless absolutely necessary, this will reduce the chance of your information being leaked onto the internet. • Install a robust cybersecurity solution, such as Kaspersky Password Manager, to create and protect unique, hard-to-crack passwords. For use with existing accounts, reducing the chance of going back to using old passwords again. • Install a powerful security solution, such as Kaspersky Security Cloud, which has the Account Check feature to protect the details of your online accounts. you got and notify when there may be a risk to the data To help people during these challenging times Kaspersky offers safety tips for creating your own Digital Comfort Zone. For example, you can learn how to protect your digital life. including how to safely share online account membership with housemates.
Another 30% admitted to sharing food delivery accounts in the household. And there is also sharing of online game members. However, at the same time Not all study participants were confident in cybersecurity when it came to their use of the internet. And will it have an impact on their digital behavior? For example, 43% say they are concerned about an increase in online activities such Telegram Number Data as streaming services or gaming. One in four (24%) are concerned about their online behavior. of your housemates will affect the internet speed. and will be disrupted by the fun of playing their online games “Living together, sharing things. It is a common practice in today's world and many homes share the internet. and access to many online services Because we naturally feel friendly with our neighbors. Therefore, we share online services to make it easier to use together. Get mutual benefits without any hassle. But if we overlook that we share personal information even with members of the same household. It increases the risk of other people outside the home. Outside the group will also come to know that information. Some service providers have specific policies. As a measure to help in the case of multiple users per membership. There is no need to share a password. It doesn't matter if you're with someone or not.
We recommend that you protect your mobile devices and sensitive personal data with a robust cybersecurity solution. This ensures that your data is always protected,” said Andrew Winton, Vice President, Marketing, Kaspersky. Kaspersky has some advice for those living in the same house. To protect the following communication devices • Do not click on links shared and forwarded via unknown or suspicious emails. First, check whether the sender is real or not, for example, check the official website to see if it is possible to access it. • Do not share personal information or Let others use our access Unless absolutely necessary, this will reduce the chance of your information being leaked onto the internet. • Install a robust cybersecurity solution, such as Kaspersky Password Manager, to create and protect unique, hard-to-crack passwords. For use with existing accounts, reducing the chance of going back to using old passwords again. • Install a powerful security solution, such as Kaspersky Security Cloud, which has the Account Check feature to protect the details of your online accounts. you got and notify when there may be a risk to the data To help people during these challenging times Kaspersky offers safety tips for creating your own Digital Comfort Zone. For example, you can learn how to protect your digital life. including how to safely share online account membership with housemates.