For reading against scams from a cyber and information security woman

1. Do not open links in emails, messages, or any other way. Especially if it's from someone you don't know - if you opened it, you've already been scammed and given them full access to your device. 2. Do not open emails from unknown sources or people you don't know. If you opened it, you've already been scammed. 3. Do not pay debts through links, calls from representatives, emails, or by phone. If you gave personal details, credit card, or bank account information - you've been scammed!! Pay only by calling the company itself or through a known safe source. For example: A representative from the electricity company called me about a debt and wanted me to pay. I did not give any identifying details or name. What I did was call the electricity company or use their app to check. 4. Ordered a package and received a message with links? Do not open them; check only through the place you ordered from or the delivery company mentioned in your order. 5. Update automatic scanning in Google Play against malicious or harmful apps. 6. Before downloading any app or software, check if the app or software sends your data to third parties or has full access to your device. If yes, it's very dangerous!!! They can take photos of you without your knowledge, have full access to all data on your phone, track you, and even steal money. 7. Received a call from a representative about your bank account, electricity meter at home, or anything that could cause you to give details immediately? Do not give any details. 8. Do not answer numbers from abroad unless it's someone you know. If you answered a phone number from abroad, you've already been scammed. 9. To verify the person you are speaking to on the phone, ask for all your personal details without giving any information. If the person only has partial or inaccurate details, hang up, block, and report. Most likely, the information they have is from a mailing list that has been leaked with details of hundreds of thousands of Israelis for many years. 10. There is a dangerous wave of scams currently in Israel. Do not be naive or believe everyone who contacts you about your information, privacy, and data. 11. Antivirus is a must on your device. It is a one-time annual payment and you are much more protected with deep scans of your device.