Safe Internet: Tips To Navigate On Internet Without Surprises - Part II

Let's pick it on where we left in our last post: Part I

Buy Or Download Always In Official Pages

When it comes to shopping online, it's easy to get carried away by really cheap product offers. But, generally, the gangster hides the trap. For example, if you want a Ray Ban glasses, look for the official brand page or other official glasses sale pages. For these cases, checking the browser's address bar can be very helpful.

Protect Yourself In The Cloud

Another issue to consider is cloud syncing computers and especially on mobile phones. For example, most Android phones synchronize the data of our mail leaving a copy on Google servers of all our history, positioning or images. Therefore, we must be careful because all the places we navigate will be stored.

Regularly Delete Cookies And Cache Memory

The more we browse on the internet, the more we accumulate cookies and temporary files on our computer. This, ultimately, is computer crap that our browser is saving. With some regularity, it is good to go through the History section of our browser and select the Delete navigation data option. There we will have the possibility to delete cookies and files stored in the cache. Doing it a couple of times each month is a good practice that will keep our browser healthy.

On this, we have already spoken before in our computer security post about ccleaner.

Following all these tips and being always alert, surfing the net will be a boat ride. The dangers to our security are spread through the network in the form of small threats, small traces or unreliable downloads. We must put a bit of distrust in our life as Internet users, and we will arrive at the end of the day satisfied and safe.

That's all thanks for reading.