To avoid being a victim of hacks, the advice from several online security think tanks has been to constantly change passwords, use a mixture of characters (letters and numbers), and avoid using the same version across all accounts.

Understandably, the advent of several social media platforms did propagate unimaginable possibilities, which inadvertently created unpleasant problems like stolen personalities, emptied bank accounts and all the other annoyances that come with unauthorized access to our personal portals to the internet be it social media accounts or emails. Not only is the internet our main source of information, it has, in the past decade or so, become a place where we connect with friends and meet new ones, share snippets of our most precious memories, or engage in heated debates over sensitive topics like politics, life, and every other facet of life. The power that the internet wields has enabled us to reimagine our way of life and how we navigate it to the detriment of our personal data. Granted, we have become obsessed with our devices that as a race, it begs the question of whether our continual existence is at risk and if we’ve gone a little too far to turn back. In modern times, we have mostly come to terms with technology running a large percentage of our daily lives mostly for the right reasons. Published by Lamin Kanteh on FebruFebruary 6, 2019

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