Welcome back to another Sunday Poser

This week my question is;
How security conscious are you?
My level of awareness about the security of my own self, my home, and my digital identity is quite high. Very often we hear of people being hacked or their identity stolen. I try my best to keep my passwords secure, and the details of my bank account private.
Nowadays many people try to trick us into sharing our information with them by pretending to be a representative of the bank. I’ve learned to distrust them and mostly my answer to them is a flat no when they want to talk about an offer or a special plan.
As far as physical security is concerned, I take it seriously too. I lock my doors as soon as I am home and at sunset, they are closed and locked for good.
How much security conscious are you? Have you been hacked or your cards misused?
Please share your thoughts in the comments section or you can write your own post and link it to this one so that I can find it.
As usual, thanks of visiting and reading.
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WellIt is not only because of my multidisciplinary work, but when the nuns educate you, you learn or learn, because in those years, there were strict rules, and more security. So, investigating It is the key, to take another step, only if the previous one is in order. But I would have to tell my whole life hahaha. Hug! GOOD SUNDAY!✍️👌🕊️
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Thanks 🙏🏼! Following rules and maintaining good security is necessary.
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I’ve never had any trouble with anyone for a long time, but I play it pretty safe, especially when I go out in public…I am very careful not to get involved in any nonsense with people I don’t know 😯😯
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Very wise Jim. Better be cautious!
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I love people too much 😊
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I am with you on this, Sadje. Security is of utmost importance. 👍🏼
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Indeed that’s true! Thanks
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There are a lot of dishonest people in the world and it is scarry.
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Very true Jim. It is our own responsibility to be careful of our security
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I think so. I have been hacked, threatened, and deleted from my university career records. For my scientific work and defense of human rights. attempted murder too.
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Oh that’s very serious. Stay safe and take care.
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So is. My condition is very serious and I can find a job, even as an Independent, I have not received a salary since what happened.
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I’m so sorry! I hope things get resolved.
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I try to be as safe as I can, though I do so much online a determined person could probably cause harm to me. Same with physical safety, which I’m more conscious of the older I get. I’m not only worried about being robbed or whatever, but also I’m terrified of falling and hurting myself, which is a great reason to not walk around in the dark. I’m annoyed to be back on Facebook, but some friends refuse to communicate any other way. I try to keep a low profile there and never respond to quizzes and other garbage, which hackers use to create profiles of us. It’s also really important not to reply to random emails or texts…
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We do need to take all the precautions that we can. I agree that we shouldn’t share our information on Facebook. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks Judy.
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I am pretty security conscious both of myself surroundings and digital footprint. It came from my former days of travelling alot. Now it is just part of my routine of daily living.
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That’s good Suzette. We have to take responsibility for our security. Thanks for sharing
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Yes, so true. An excellent share Sadje. And, an important reminder. Thank you, my friend.
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Thanks 🙏🏼
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Always a bouquet of delight to read your work, Sadje.
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Seems we both approach this issue the same as well, Sadje. 🙂 Happy rest of the weekend. 🙂
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Thanks Susi. You too.
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You’re welcome!
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This is important, Sadje. I too take security with a grain of salt these days, having been previously conned some money from my mobile wallet. Physical security is also very important. 💕💚💕
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It is very important to be careful of our security and safety. Thanks for sharing Lamittan
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Indeed! You’re most welcome, Sadje.
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I try to be but seriously I think we all have big brother keeping an eye and ear on us. Privacy is a thing of the past. Write a text, Snapchat or email with a certain subject, say haircut and see what you get for Mail afterwards😳🙄
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Yup, I’ve been there. Still it is prudent to be careful.
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love this Sadje. Starting a remodel and although I have nothing to take, things will be open and exposed leaving me feeling a bit vulnerable at the moment. 💖💖🤔
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Yes, these circumstances bring about a feeling of vulnerability. Stay safe my friend. Thanks for sharing
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It does for sure!
I will and you too!!💕❤️🙏
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Thanks 😊
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Here’s mine
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Thanks Di.
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I’m not as security conscious as I should be. Personal security is pretty hit and miss. I used to run at 4am, I rarely lock the doors and I give rides to hitchhikers. Cyber security more so.
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I get your point, too much consciousness can bog you down. Perhaps you live in a secure place. Cyber security is so important as a tiny slip can cause a lot of loss.
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Here’s my contribution: https://sparksfromacombustiblemind.wordpress.com/2022/02/20/sunday-poser-68-2-20-2022/
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Thanks Melanie
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We are the same here. No answering unknown callers on the phone, and keeping doors locked on the house and the truck in the driveway. It just makes sense to take precautions. 🙂
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How to do, when today you work via video consultation, or teleconference, a call, or 1 whatsapp enters?
There are acquaintances, but the rest, there is no way to test who they are. Also, I can’t get to work.
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What Global region are you from, I see it’s already Monday there? Switzerland, ?
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I am in Pakistan. And you are?
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Very true Barbra it makes perfect sense to be careful. Thanks for sharing
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Our credit card gets hacked frequently. Almost once a year. Fortunately, the company is very vigilant and texts any suspicious activity. They overnight us new cards. The downside is they decline charges that seem out of line for us.
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My bank notified me that they had hacked me, and that I should not make any more movements. I changed the account, but nobody, not even the FBI, where I had to file the complaint, did nothing to recover my savings. OUT!
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That is truly horrific!
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It’s the bank’s responsibility to give you your money back when you’re hacked. They always have insurance too cover for such incidents.
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That is good EA. I get that frustration of bank not accepting your purchase when it’s not something you usually buy. But safe is better I think. Thanks for sharing
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I’d rather have it so heavily monitored and an inconvenience than theft.
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Exactly!
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I am pretty careful about security. Have never had a problem until recently. I have been bombarded with spam stuff on my phone! I’ve been blocking numbers but still having lots of nonsense texts. It’s a pain in the butt!
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Yes, these unsolicited texts and emails are really frustrating. Take care. Thanks for sharing Patricia
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I agree with you, Sadje. Many times we forget to lock doors and it’s quite dangerous.
It’s good to know you also take these things seriously. And we all should.
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Thanks Maria! I think it’s our duty to protect ourselves.
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Yup.
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On a spectrum of very security conscious to a little security conscious, I would say I’m in the middle. I’ve not had anything hacked or stolen, and am careful on the internet. I always lock my door at home, and watch myself in crowds. Some of this might be pandemic related though, especially in large crowds, which I’m not in often. Thanks for the prompt, Sadje.
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Thanks for sharing Jeff. Physical security is very important but we are mostly aware of threats. Cyber security threats are not so tangible so we need to be more vigilant.
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You’re welcome, Sadje. Always my pleasure. Ah, indeed, I completely agree with you about cyber threats.
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Nice share, dear.
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Thanks a lot 🙏🏼
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My pleasure.
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So true! Security is very important these days. With the boon of digitalization, comes the bane of no privacy and security. We should do whatever we can to prevent disasters. Thanks for sharing, Sadje👏🏼
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Thanks Deeksha! Very well said that with the advantages of technology, we have the drawbacks of lack of privacy and security. Thanks
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Truly said. You’re most welcome, Sadje.
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Agree with you, Sadje. One can’t be too careful.
Take care.
Best wishes.
Chaya
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Thanks Chaya! You’re very right.
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I’m very security conscious about pretty much everything
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I think that’s good. Thanks
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Physical and digital security definitely is important. It’s always good to keep educating oneself.
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Very right Maria. Learning about new threats and taking precautions is important
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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I’ve had about three different viruses (computer issues) over all the years. Thankfully no brake-ins in any home I’ve had. Some Docs want to do everything via an online portal. I had won set up, but I told the office I don’t like using it so please call me with info.
It is a different age than thirty, 60 or even 80 years ago. We have to adapt in some ways… but there are still folks with real rotary phones that have to actually be dialed. Maybe not many… but a few 😉
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True, that. Technology while giving us ease has also brought its challenges.
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