Posts, photos, comments, location data, payment card data or cookies – we all leave traces online. Cybercriminals collect this data, use it for fraudulent activities or sell it on the dark net.
28.04.2026 –How to protect your data:
- Never save passwords or debit‑ and credit‑card details in your browser
- Do not save login details on your devices
- Use two-factor authentication for payments
- Delete browser history regularly
- Only share personal information and photos online with caution
Your data is valuable – protect it.
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