When people try to trick you into Sharing your password, here’s how you #LockItUp
Log in to your account and change your password.
If you used the same password on any other Accounts, change those passwords too.
Tell everybody that you’ve been hacked and Ignore any message they may have received from you.
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If you or your friend gets trolled, yaaani someone out there posts mean things about you, here’s how you. #LockItup
First report the troll to the platform
Block the person to ensure they can not comment on your posts or even see when you have a new one.
Finally delete all the nasty comments they made.
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When posting online, avoid sharing information such as your home, your school, your phone number or where your parent work.
Always ask yourself, would I share this info with a stranger I just met on the street? Here’s how you #LockItUp before posting anything online.
Don’t post publicly about your personal whereabouts. If people know where you are, the wrong people may find you.
Don’t let people know when you will be at a certain place. Wait until you get home to post about it.
Tell everybody that you’ve been hacked and Ignore any message they may have received from you.
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Passwords are like your super secret super power; If the bad guys knows, they may log in to your account and pretend to be you.
Always ensure you do not write passwords where everyone can see nor share them with anyone ( Including your bff ). When creating your next passwords, Here’s how you
#LockItUp
Write your password down. You may think you’ll remember but sometimes we forget stuff.
Don’t tell or share your password with anyone. You should be the only person who knows it.
Use a different password for every site. That way If somebody steals one password, they won’t be able to access all your other accounts.
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You have won 10 million shillings “ scammers trying to access your Mobile Money Account will send you such false information and may ask you to click on a link. If this happens to you, here’s how to #LockitUp
Don’t click on any links or documents that people send you. Tat’s how they can infect your device.
Don’t Reveal any personal information. That includes passwords and pins. If you wouldn’t tell a stranger on the street that info, don’t tell a stranger on the internet.
Many of these scams work by getting you to forward them to your friends. That way it looks like it comes from someone they know rather than a random person from the internet.
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If someone is saying some things in your dms, comments or posts that make you sad or scared, Here’s how you #LockitUp
Get evidence of the bullying. Take screenshots and print out proof of what the cyberbully is doing.
Report the cyberbully to the platforms they are on. It may get their accounts locked. You can also report to their parents, or teachers, or to the school administration.
If they are threatening you, you might even have to go to the police.
Now that you have the evidence, you need to put as much distance as possible between yourself and them.
Untag yoursef, block their account so they can’t see your post. Make it so that they can’t find you online.
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