How To Protect Your Own Privacy Online?

Ugh, that’s rough. It’s wild that you have to think about digital security on top of everything else. And of course, all those fancy “privacy protection” services cost an arm and a leg.

Honestly, the most important steps are completely free.

  1. Change your passwords. All of them. Start with your primary email, then social media, banking, everything.
  2. Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) everywhere you possibly can. It’s a free feature on most services and it’s a huge pain for anyone trying to snoop.
  3. Go through your social media privacy settings. Make your accounts private, untag yourself from old photos, and use the block button freely.
  4. Check the “logged in devices” section on your Google, Apple, and Facebook accounts and log out of everything you don’t recognize.

Anyone know if there are any good deals on a solid, cheap VPN right now? I’m always looking.