Four years ago, I wrote up a list of dos and don’ts for my clients to help keep them safe on their computers. Many found the list extremely helpful, and when I would visit they would proudly point out where they had taped it up by their computer or that they had shared it with their family and friends.
I’ve now started giving presentations based on the list, and have updated it a bit. Here is the PDF version.
Major props to Mark Rober, Jim Browning, Trilogy Media, and all the folks associated with this.
“Please share this video and let’s shut them down!
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