It is crucial to consistently implement measures to secure your data and ensure the safety of your account.
Reflecting on the aforementioned instances in the Terms of Service, what steps can be taken to safeguard oneself when engaging with an online service provider? How can you ensure the protection of your account and data?
Share your insights in the comment section, and then proceed to submit.
1. A legally binding contract that governs the rules of the relationship between you, the service provider and others who use the service
2. You own your content but the photo sharing company can re-use any of your content for any purposes
3. Anyone will be able to see information about you and access your profile until you change the privacy settings
Day 11
1) router
2) firewall
3) VPN
4) Anti-malware
A legally binding contract that governs the rules of the relationship between you, the service provider and others who use the service
You own your content but the photo sharing company can re-use any of your content for any purposes
Anyone will be able to see information about you and access your profile until you change the privacy settings
A legally binding contract that governs the rules of the relationship between you, the service provider and others who use the service
You own your content but the photo sharing company can re-use any of your content for any purposes
Anyone will be able to see information about you and access your profile until you change the privacy settings
Read the terms and conditions and when not too secured or safe for my data, I reject and find alternative services that I can be safe with my data.
-a legally binding contract that governs the rules of the relationship between you,the service provider and others who use the service.
-you own your content but the photo sharing company can reuse any of your content for any purpose.
-anyone will be able to see information about you and access your profile until you change your privacy settings.
Read the terms and conditions of usage of any site properly and if I agree with it,I sign up.But there are situations one may encounter in the terms and disagree with but because one must use such sites,I have no options but to sign.
I switch on the fire wall in my device and also set the privacy and security settings on.
Also,I switch on the incognito mode.
I always read the terms and conditions to know my rights and also to become aware of how my information would be used.
1. A legally binding contract that governs the rules of the relationship between you, the service provider, and the others who use the service.
2. You own your content, but the photo sharing company can re-use any of your content for any purpose.
3. Anyone will be able to see information about you and access your profile until you change the privacy setting.
What I can do to protect myself is:
Proof read every terms and condition to my understanding before signing up. (it is something I usauly do)
my question is : what if you don’t agree with some of the terms and conditions but is compulsory to accpt because you want to use the site or the app?
1. An informal arrangement that sets out the rules of the relationship between you, the service provider and others who use the service.
2. You own your content but the photo sharing company can re-use any of your content for any purposes.
3. Anyone will be able to see information about you and access your profile until you change the privacy settings.
To protect my information, it is imperative that carefully read every word and understand as much as possible whenever I decide to signup for sites online. I also need to ensure that my privacy setting and security on the devices is set up to avoid being tracked by sites and even hackers when I browse. Without knowing and before starting this cyber security course, one thing I like to do on my setting is to turn on the DO NOT TRACK in my setting and try to make my browser a privacy browsing. Out of curiosity, I took lots of time ot carefully read through my device settings to see the different options to set my device.