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Phone only tracks your location if your location setting is turned on

Myth!

Even if you turn off location services, your phone still tracks your location using other methods, such as WiFi networks, nearby cell towers, Bluetooth signals, or even IP address geolocation.

All websites using HTTPS are safe and secure

Myth!

While HTTPS encrypts the data exchanged between your browser and the website, ensuring the connection is secure, it doesn’t guarantee the website itself is trustworthy.

2-factor authentication means your account is invulnerable

Myth!

Sophisticated attacks, like SIM swapping or phishing, can bypass 2FA, allowing attackers to gain access to your accounts despite the extra security measure.

Deleting an email or files means it is gone forever

Myth!

Deleting an email or file typically removes it from your immediate view, but it can often still be recovered from cloud backups, archived versions, or storage systems.

VIf you have nothing to hide, there is nothing to worry about

Myth!

Privacy is not just for those with something to hide. Your personal data can be misused in countless ways, including for identity them, targeted advertising, or even social manipulation.

Deleting your account from a website removes all your data

Myth!

VPNs hide your IP but don't protect against phishing or malware.

Social media platforms only collect data when you're actively using them

Myth!

VPNs hide your IP but don't protect against phishing or malware.

Using antivirus software makes my devices completely secure

Myth!

VPNs hide your IP but don't protect against phishing or malware.

Websites won't sell or share your data

Myth!

VPNs hide your IP but don't protect against phishing or malware.

Using a free app means you're not being tracked or monitored

Myth!

VPNs hide your IP but don't protect against phishing or malware.