A recent survey showed two-thirds of Americans think they are tech savvy, but after answering a few questions, it showed most of them are not.
They open emails from people they don’t know, give out personal info to strangers and think they’re safe on most online shopping sites.A survey of over 2,000 people, mostly millennials, found that 64% always considered their information to be safe when online, 55% said they would open a link in an email from a stranger, and 55% said if they were hacked, they wouldn’t know what to do.
Next, don’t share too many personal details on social media. Even seemingly harmless details like the name of your pet could reveal clues about your password.
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