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Viruses and other forms of malware often spread because you click on a link from someone you know. If you receive a link that looks strange (for instance, it may have typos in it) from a trusted friend or family member, contact them to ask if the link you’ve received was sent on purpose. You might have to wait a bit to watch that funny viral video, but it’s better to be safe than sorry.

If possible, try to avoid accessing unsecured public Wi-Fi on your devices. Using it can make you vulnerable to criminal practices. And if you must use it, avoid entering compromising or personal information, like your financial information, on any websites.

There are new apps entering the market constantly. However, too many apps running in the background not only slows down your smartphone or tablet – some of them could also be sharing your personal information, even your current location via GPS, without your knowledge. Don’t install apps unless they’re from trusted sources. Make sure you only download apps to your phone via official stores (Google play or App store).