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Question
How should teenagers guard against cyber crimes?
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Solution
- Desist from interacting with strangers on social media and never meet strangers in person pursuant to social media chat/interaction.
- Avoid having your picture as a profile picture. Even if you choose to have one, do so while restricting those persons who can see your profile picture.
- Do not download software's/Apps from unknown sources. Do not download unnecessary apps on the devices.
- Be a member of social media group or Whatsapp group only if you know a majority of members in it and also if it is relevant to be part of the group. Do not believe and blindly share messages on social media without verifying the facts.
- Keep front camera of mobile phones, laptops, etc., closed when not used. For Example, Stickers may be used to close the camera and to avoid remote access to the front camera.
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