Privacy 

what can you do to keep privacy on the internet? Avery common question in our generation and era. First things first, limit the personal info you put out on the internet and for the public eye. Simply, the more you put out the more the big companies like the eval google have to track and use against you. Linked below is a website to help you with a few tips and tricks on making a fake email.

https://itechhacks.com/create-fake-email-address/ 

How To Create Fake Email Address under 10 Seconds (2021)

 Search or brows with a fake account, username. Not using a real address  and or name can be far more beneficial than you might expect. As discussed in class have a fake email for social media sites, another for online shopping and 2 more just for spam emails. Keep your personal email personal. Lastly be Careful where you click. Scammers and hackers are getting better and better by the day and will try and steal your information in thousands of different ways. Weather it be pop up adds, spam emails phone calls about your cars extended warranty. 


How a VPN (Virtual Private Network) Works | HowStuffWorks

Lastly Use VPNS there is a ton of great VPN's out there to keep your information safe when in public. VPN will keep all of your information secure if you're in a public place trying to use your credit card or just my brows. VPNs are great for coffee shops airports or anywhere you have to use a public Wi-Fi. Even used to use one at my public high school on the Wi-Fi just in case because you never know whose out there trying to steal my info like the evil google... linked below are websites top 10 VPN choices and it puts them all in order so you can make your decision and choice based on all the information which one works best for you, which I highly suggest you check out.

https://www.top10vpn.com/best-vpn-for-usa/?v=press&bsid=c33se1kw186&gclid=Cj0KCQjw18WKBhCUARIsAFiW7JwDyExV_LzZFIU_tHt1hyQUaIT__yTIYluD2OYpsy5rxX38OQM5JbQaAtstEALw_wcB




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