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00466 - Talent LMS - The Use of VPNs & Risk of Public Wi-Fi - VO Script
Scene 00 - Trailer
Is the internet safe? We all love playing video games online and chatting with our friends on social media. Have you ever logged in outside of your home wi-fi?
There are a lot of free wi-fi connections at your school, cinema, library, and even on the trains. Many strangers also use the internet and can log in to view your devices at any time when using the same wi-fi.
When you're in a cafe playing your latest game online, millions of people are able to watch you from their devices. Some may start a conversation with you and ask you for personal information, but there is a way to stop it.
During this course, you'll learn about a virtual private network (VPN) that provides a safe connection when you access the internet. So, click on this course and learn more about a secure wi-fi experience.
Scene 01 - The Use of VPNs & Risk of Public Wi-Fi
There are a lot of things to think about when accessing the internet, right? On our devices, we keep a lot of personal information, such as our names, addresses, and passwords - this makes you a target for cybercriminals.
But who are the cybercriminals?
Many of them are known as hackers, phishers, or even catfishers. Let's talk about what they can do when they can access your internet.
Cybercriminals who login to public wi-fi can remotely connect to your devices and steal your information without your knowledge. There are many different ways of doing this: some pose as trusted friends, others as gamers, and may ask you personal questions while chatting with you online.
The best way to prevent this from happening is by using a VPN, which will increase a secure connection when using public wi-fi. Most are available to download on desktops, cell phones, and tablets. And once the VPN is installed, you can protect every smart device that you own - that's right, every single one!
Here is a helpful list of dos and don'ts you should follow if you plan to use public wi-fi:
Don't access personal data on unsecured networks or leave your device unattended in a public place. Don't click on any links you receive in messages or comments. You don't know where they're from or where they will lead. For gamers, this includes sharing your account details with other players, even if they promise to help you in the game.
Do use a VPN; this is the best form of online protection available. lt will hide your location and make you invisible to cybercriminals. Also, switch off your automatic wifi connection - only click on secure links.
So remember, the next time you lag online, ensure you have a VPN to protect your privacy, keeping your information away from anyone who pretends to be a "friend".
THE END.
Scene 00 - Trailer
Is the internet safe? We all love playing video games online and chatting with our friends on social media. Have you ever logged in outside of your home wi-fi?
There are a lot of free wi-fi connections at your school, cinema, library, and even on the trains. Many strangers also use the internet and can log in to view your devices at any time when using the same wi-fi.
When you're in a cafe playing your latest game online, millions of people are able to watch you from their devices. Some may start a conversation with you and ask you for personal information, but there is a way to stop it.
During this course, you'll learn about a virtual private network (VPN) that provides a safe connection when you access the internet. So, click on this course and learn more about a secure wi-fi experience.
Scene 01 - The Use of VPNs & Risk of Public Wi-Fi
There are a lot of things to think about when accessing the internet, right? On our devices, we keep a lot of personal information, such as our names, addresses, and passwords - this makes you a target for cybercriminals.
But who are the cybercriminals?
Many of them are known as hackers, phishers, or even catfishers. Let's talk about what they can do when they can access your internet.
Cybercriminals who login to public wi-fi can remotely connect to your devices and steal your information without your knowledge. There are many different ways of doing this: some pose as trusted friends, others as gamers, and may ask you personal questions while chatting with you online.
The best way to prevent this from happening is by using a VPN, which will increase a secure connection when using public wi-fi. Most are available to download on desktops, cell phones, and tablets. And once the VPN is installed, you can protect every smart device that you own - that's right, every single one!
Here is a helpful list of dos and don'ts you should follow if you plan to use public wi-fi:
Don't access personal data on unsecured networks or leave your device unattended in a public place. Don't click on any links you receive in messages or comments. You don't know where they're from or where they will lead. For gamers, this includes sharing your account details with other players, even if they promise to help you in the game.
Do use a VPN; this is the best form of online protection available. lt will hide your location and make you invisible to cybercriminals. Also, switch off your automatic wifi connection - only click on secure links.
So remember, the next time you lag online, ensure you have a VPN to protect your privacy, keeping your information away from anyone who pretends to be a "friend".
THE END.
