Lesson 1: Sharing
Never reuse or share passwords
Sharing passwords is a risky business. You will likely end up sharing more than you think. Further down the line someone may also be able to guess your passwords for other platforms if the passwords are similar or you are using a compound password strategy to remember all your passwords.
It’s time to get and use a password manager.
If you want to send your password to others, without them being able to see that password, then a tool like LastPass has a password sharing feature that can enable that.
Avoid oversharing
Types of oversharing:
- Sharing pictures of minors without consent. (Grandkids, Friends kids, kids in the background of photos you can share)
- Posting online in groups that seem friendly and semi-private, but are actually public.
Lesson 3
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Part 1: Keeping safe online
Not sharing passwords, or accounts
Not sharing too much on public platforms (understanding who can see what)
Avoiding screen addiction
Scam advice – how to report and what to do about objectionable material
Blue light exposure (Setting up screen lighting schedules)
Cleaning schedules (devices internal and external)
Managing storage
Reviewing activity logs
Understanding tracking online, physical tracking and the risks
Managing digital emergencies (lost/broken device – preconfig)
ICE setups – Return contact details on phone.
45min.