How to use the internet?
This question was surely very common in the 90's and the first decades of the 21st century. But now? People know how to use it, don’t they?!
Yes, they do. Most of them… ehm… many. Some? Do you have a self-reflection about your activities on the internet? Do you sometimes scroll your Facebook wall thoughtlessly? Or maybe you are a likeaholic. According to surveys almost the half* of social media users would reveal something confidential about their friends to get new likes. Are you worried? Test yourself now!
Why are we so madly connected to our mobile devices? Are smart-phones new members of our bodies? Or are they just extensions of our brains, sort of knowledge buffers available 24/7 (until the battery is charged).
Instead of summing this short text up I will give you an answer to the title question. Use the internet carefully. Since this word is wide as the Caspian Sea’s coastline, I won’t name any examples. Please check the web-page of Kaspersky instead. It has not only full of content, but also many language versions.
Note that the information marked with the asterisk (*) may mislead you on purpose and should be fact-checked! Don’t believe everything you see online — just like you sometimes don’t believe in things heard offline! Information can spread in a flash, verification can take hours or even days. Be smart: read and check!
