Boomers Staying Safe in a Wild Digital Age
SafeBoomer.com is a family-based Knowledge Center promoting secure lifestyles for digital connectivity.
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How can we keep ourselves safe when using a credit card in-store or online?
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Emails are not always secure! Follow easy guidelines to be safe when emailing.
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How much should we share, and what things should we never share on Social Media?
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Take some simple steps to protect yourself and those hard-earned assets.
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Guides and Tips to Explore the “Red Flags” You Need to Understand. KNOW YOUR RIGHTS!
- Never answer an email from someone you do not know, or that looks suspicious.
- Check the header of all emails from your financial institution or other business & services you currently are subscribed.
- Learn how to disable some settings on your devices to keep your data safe.
- Do not download Apps unless you read the entire Rights and Privacy policies. It will save you some pain!
- Never agree to sign a digital pen pad without reading the entire document(s) to which you are legally bound after you sign.
No need to Live in a Bubble.
These guides are not scare tactics they are safe tactics, since Knowledge is Power.
SafeBoomer’s goal: Share knowledge to keep you and your family more secure, while remaining connected.
Unfortunately, not all digital information is fact. Articles, videos, comments, and other media can be a mixed bag, containing both facts & fiction, making it difficult to decipher. Learn how to be more discerning is key.
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We understand it’s a real challenge to adapt in a rapidly changing, fast-paced digital world. Most Boomers, like us, want to keep connected to our kids and grandkids, friends and family, but do not really understand the technology allowing us to do this, and what is going on in the background.
For one, SafeBoomer is passionate about showing how your personally identifiable information (PII) is being shared (or purchased) and how you can reduce or eliminate this practice. You can avoid being the next victim!
Here are a few of our easy tips.
Don’t Fall for Scams.
When you get an email or text asking to send or donate money for ANY reason, or an urgent event, don’t believe it’s always for a good cause.
Check The Facts.
If it is too good to be true, it is probably a scam! Make sure not to fall for email or video promotions, without first checking the facts.
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Learn WHAT is safe to share online and what is not. Keep your family secure, by limiting details while sharing the fun with your circle!
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