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I'm Joan the Phone, and it's my goal to help you stay safe as you scroll, scroll, scroll. Just four tips, you'll be equipped. You can secure our world. Woah, Joan, a free trip to the Bahamas if I just click this link. Oh no, don't click. That's a phishing email. Oh, I love fishing. If the message is alarming or too good to be true, it's probably someone trying to take advantage of you. Take a moment to think before you click on a link. You can secure our world. Bye bye Bahamas. It wasn't real anyhow. Okay, thanks for saving me, Joan. What else do I have to do to stay safe online? I'm so glad you asked. When you're picking a password, make it nice and strong. Nothing super tricky, just unique and long. Password managers store them so you can ignore them. You can secure your world. I won't click suspicious links. I'll make better passwords and then I'll be totally safe. Wait. There's more. Don't just use a password all alone. Get a call or a text or a code on your phone. Multiple factors can beat out hackers. You can secure our world. Wait, let me write this down. Turn on multifactor authentication, choose stronger passwords, and don't click suspicious links. Ding! Your software is ready for update. But Joan, we're in the middle of a song. Ask me later or something. I'll do it when I get around to it. When I say update your system or app, act without delay, you should do it ASAP. Or be pragmatic. Make it automatic. You can secure our world. Wow! Thanks, Joan. I feel so much safer now. Happy to be of service. I'm Joan the Phone. Now, you know four things you can do to play your role. Do you remember what they are? I think so. Install my updates. Make better passwords. Think before I click and use multiple factor. You're on your way. Call your friends and say you can secure world. You can secure our world. We can secure our world. Install my updates. Make better passwords. Think before I click. And use multiple factors.