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		<title>Public Wi-Fi Networks Have Risks</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Consider a &#8220;Safety First&#8221; Approach Many people find themselves perusing Wi-Fi on public networks for convenience and cost savings but be aware that these networks are not secure. Even if there is a password, you are allowing an open invitation for others to steal passwords or other personal information. Your data is at risk. Some [&#8230;]</p>
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<p><strong>Consider a &#8220;Safety First&#8221; Approach</strong></p>
<p>Many people find themselves perusing Wi-Fi on public networks for convenience and cost savings but be aware that these networks are not secure. Even if there is a password, you are allowing an open invitation for others to steal passwords or other personal information. Your data is at risk.</p>
<p>Some <strong>TIPS</strong> if you must use public networks:  turn off Sharing, use HTTPS whenever possible, enable SSL, and run your traffic through a VPN (virtual private network). <strong><em>Never bank or use credit cards when on a public network. </em></strong>When you are not actively using your internet, turn off your Wi-Fi.</p>
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