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FritsSikkink

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  1. You don't have a clue how hackers access information, there are ways around the use of your fingerprint.
  2. I don't use public WIFI and have my phone secured. I am not using my banking app while walking around.
  3. No, it isn't. You might think you go to the coffeeshop WIFI but hackers can lure you to their system.
  4. Not only Norton, any trained IT security guy will know this (me being one of them). My company earns a lot of money repairing businesses their computer environment because dumb employees have compromised their laptop and infect the companies network by using public WIFI.
  5. You are dense, it was 2 Brits fighting. It is illegal in Thailand to film someone without consent, PDPA regulation.
  6. Public Wi-Fi networks pose several security risks. These risks include: norton.com+3 Man-in-the-middle attacks, which are a form of eavesdropping. Unencrypted networks, which can allow others to intercept your data. Malware distribution, which can infect your device. Wi-Fi snooping and sniffing, which can allow others to see your online activity. Malicious hotspots, which can be set up to look like legitimate Wi-Fi networks but are actually designed to steal your data. To avoid these risks, it is recommended to avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks when possible. If you must connect to public Wi-Fi, use a corporate or personal Wi-Fi hotspot with strong authentication and encryption whenever possible
  7. Public Wi-Fi networks pose several security risks. These risks include: norton.com+3 Man-in-the-middle attacks, which are a form of eavesdropping. Unencrypted networks, which can allow others to intercept your data. Malware distribution, which can infect your device. Wi-Fi snooping and sniffing, which can allow others to see your online activity. Malicious hotspots, which can be set up to look like legitimate Wi-Fi networks but are actually designed to steal your data. To avoid these risks, it is recommended to avoid connecting to public Wi-Fi networks when possible. If you must connect to public Wi-Fi, use a corporate or personal Wi-Fi hotspot with strong authentication and encryption whenever possible
  8. What a load of nonsense.
  9. No as I wrote that 30 minutes before you did 🙂
  10. "WIFI is everywhere" Are you going to ask everywhere for their WIFI password? Do you know that shared WIFI isn't secure? You are here for business, use business expenses to get a proper internet deal.
  11. The old guy kicked first. "Their garden" seems to be just a couple of plants placed on a common road.
  12. Nonsense, the older guy started with the first kick after they try to take his camera.
  13. This is what the G7 thinks of the USA: Marco Rubio humiliated by tiny red carpet at G7 arrival amid trade tensions
  14. Why should people who kill others be respected?
  15. "For half a second, I thought maybe I was hallucinating from the dope. " There you go, stay of that <deleted> next time.
  16. They fight against anyone and destroy other people's businesses / property. They are worse.
  17. Down with the dollar: Why Trump wants to weaken the US dollar — and level global trade 20-25% Thailand will become a bit more expensive for our MAGA friends.
  18. The OP doesn't listen to anyone but Trump: Donald Trump's empire ambitions dealt huge blow by Greenland election result
  19. And don't let them eat while on a motorbike. give them a full-face helmet and they can't eat.
  20. This way he will remember better to pay his bills. In every country, football hooligans fight against a few.
  21. I let 7/11 deliver and they give me loads of bags and straws.
  22. Thanks a lot for paying for my bags. I use them as bin bags afterwards.
  23. The problem is tourists not paying their bills.

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