Take care of yourself / myLot

Quezon City, Philippines

June 17, 2016 10:08am CST

Have you ever wondered if things that we think that are supposed to make us feel secure such as passwords and other protection apps, softwares , may actually be the things that may be dangerous in the first place? The personal information we put on our social networking sites, email is never really safe. Technology has become so advanced these days. Hacking sensitive information has become pretty basic. No matter how long your password is or how many forms of protection you have on your public accounts. It’s always vulnerable to being stolen and used for the wrong purposes. Some anti-virus software may have hidden viruses once you install it in your computer that may lead to slowing down of the computer, so be careful with what you put and download online.

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Jo Ann

@akalinus (43366)

• United States

17 Jun 16

I loaded something onto my computer once. Norton said it was safe. There was a hidden thing on there called PC health that loaded along with the rest. It took over the computer and started making files and the files were duplicating themselves. I almost lost my computer. I bought a premium version of Malware Bytes. It took weeks for it to get rid of all those files. If you see PC Health, pull the plug before it loads.

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Dominic Tolento Jimenez

@hiddenvoices23 (52)

• Quezon City, Philippines

18 Jun 16

Thanks for the advice :)

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