What does CyberExpert99 recommend as a key step for protecting personal data online?

• Using a VPN and clearing browser history

• Using strong, unique passwords and enabling two-factor authentication (2FA)

• Avoiding social media altogether

• Downloading free antivirus software

According to PrivacyGuardian, what tool can help encrypt online activity?

Reorder the following: Which do you think is the most relevant response to the original post's question about online privacy?

• JustClicking

• PrivacyGuardian

• CyberExpert99

• SafeBrowsing101

Why is SafeBrowsing101's response considered irrelevant or promotional?

• It provides useful security advice

• It is trying to sell a product rather than answering the question

• It explains how VPNs work

• It suggests using two-factor authentication

How do the responses from CyberExpert99 and PrivacyGuardian compare?

• Both focus on strong passwords as the only way to stay safe

• CyberExpert99 talks about general security, while PrivacyGuardian focuses on VPNs

• PrivacyGuardian talks about antivirus software, while CyberExpert99 suggests using social media less

• Both responses only warn about the dangers of public Wi-Fi

How does JustClicking’s response differ from the others?

• It provides detailed steps for staying secure

• It minimizes online privacy risks by suggesting there's no need to worry

• It warns about specific hacking threats

• It suggests enabling two-factor authentication

Which response appears to be the most trustworthy?

• Use strong, unique passwords for each account and enable two-factor authentication.

• "I never had an issue with hackers, so you should be fine."

• "Check out my YouTube channel for more privacy tips!"

• "Buy this security software for 100% guaranteed protection!"

What makes some responses more reliable than others?

• They include links to online shopping sites

• They use personal opinions rather than facts

• They are the longest responses in the discussion

• They are based on expert knowledge and widely recommended security practices

If you were advising a friend about online privacy, which of the following would be the best advice?

• Hacking only happens to celebrities, so you don’t need to worry

• Always buy premium security software to stay protected.

• Just avoid shady websites, and you’ll be fine.

• Use strong passwords, enable 2FA (two-factor authentication), and be cautious on public Wi-Fi.

Which additional step could enhance online security that was not mentioned in the forum discussion?

• Using a secure, updated web browser

• Downloading random free security apps

• Sharing passwords only with close friends

• Logging into social media on public computers