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https://youtu.be/zdqjDB4Md0w 📶 Free Wi-Fi feels convenient — but it can quietly put your personal data at risk. In this Cyber Bob safety tip, you’ll learn why public Wi-Fi networks at cafés, airports, hotels, and waiting rooms are favorite hunting grounds for cybercriminals. From fake Wi-Fi names to data snooping, this short tip explains what can go wrong and how to stay safe without panic or tech jargon. Clear, practical advice designed especially for everyday users and seniors — because free Wi-Fi should never come with hidden strings attached. (ChatGPT, Gemini's Storybook and Slide Deck, and ScreenPal were used to help create this cybersecurity tip.) All the video's featuring Cyber-Bob are available at: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1_9cbkt8g23Y9OlMqTZElR_JO20E0AGy&si=vb75DBhUg_ZJarby  

This information is also available on my   YouTube Channel   at:   https://youtu.be/obk0ZQVAJqY   If you prefer, you can also listen to this information on  my  Podcast  at:    https://open.spotify.com/episode/689My30cyD7cpKAACP7mPm?si=UMGUKGcTRXmyYbLxOSiagA   A five-minute tune-up can save you from a Christmas catastrophe.   1️⃣Slow Down Before You Click — Hackers Count on Your Holiday Rush Scam emails and texts explode this time of year: “Your package is delayed!” “Your order couldn’t be delivered!” “Win a free holiday gift card!” “Urgent - Your account is frozen!” Tap the brakes. ✅Rule of thumb - If it looks urgent, emotional, or too good to be true — it’s probably a hacker throwing digital tinsel in your eyes. ✅Instead of clicking - Go directly to the company’s real website or app and check your account. 2️⃣Don’t Trust Those “Delivery Alerts” — At Least Not Immediately Scammers LOVE pretending to be UPS, FedEx, US...