Why & How Does Identity Theft Happen? When people think of identity theft, they picture their wallet getting stolen and someone using their driver’s license and credit cards. However, with the Internet becoming increasingly important in our everyday lives, identify theft has moved online and into our computers and smart phones.
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Computers are becoming a necessary thing for most people. We use computers everyday for work and play. Many of American households have one or more of the following devices; computer, laptop, tablet, smart phone, or smart TV. We use these devices for working, social networking, email, banking, e-commerce and entertainment. This increased use of connected devices has led to an increase in computer threats such as viruses, phishing scams, adware, scareware, spam, and lots of other unwanted activity.
Here are a few tips to help keep you safe:
