Online privacy is very important to maintain for the security of internet users' personal data. However, the problem is that platforms are not always the only ones who can spy on users.
If you are not careful when browsing the internet, even strangers with malicious intent can gain access to browse user accounts.
Even though they have tried to maintain privacy, it turns out that there are some unconscious habits that can become a means for perpetrators to carry out their actions.
The following is a complete explanation of five habits that have the potential to make it easier for criminals (hackers) to monitor user activity, as summarized from the New York Post.
If you are not careful when browsing the internet, even strangers with malicious intent can gain access to browse user accounts.
Even though they have tried to maintain privacy, it turns out that there are some unconscious habits that can become a means for perpetrators to carry out their actions.
The following is a complete explanation of five habits that have the potential to make it easier for criminals (hackers) to monitor user activity, as summarized from the New York Post.
1. Accepting Cookies on Various Sites
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Google is capable of tracking every search, click, message, and user request. So, don't be surprised if the platform knows everything we want or are looking for.
