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A quick email to ask if you had a moment to read the guide I mentioned Cyber safety for women?  

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Estelle

On Tue, May 16, 2023 8:35 PM, Estelle Autrey <estelle.autrey@safenetexperts.com> wrote:

Hi  

I've recently read your page here http://easywaystomakemoneyonlineandoffline.blogspot.com/2019/04/easywaystomakemoneyonlineandofflineblog.html thank you! 

It's scary to see how many women are still being harassed nowadays. And not just in real life. So many women are being threatened, abused, and harassed online too... even in the metaverse. apparently! It's really worrying.  

I stumbled upon a very thorough guide the other day, and I thought it was worth sharing. Now more than ever we need to help women protect themselves, both in real life AND online. 

To do so, we need to learn how to avoid putting ourselves at risk of hacking, doxing, and other types of online harassment. And this guide explains all the steps clearly here: https://www.wizcase.com/blog/comprehensive-online-security-guide-for-women/

I wish it wasn't up to us to take so many precautions, but I'm sure this guide will help other women like me (who had no clue what EXIF data was until I read about it) stay safe, should you decide to add it to your page. 

 

In hopes of a safer online world for women.

Best,

Estelle

Cyber safety for women easywaystomakemoneyonlineandoffline.blogspot.com's for readers

Hi  

I've recently read your page here http://easywaystomakemoneyonlineandoffline.blogspot.com/2019/04/easywaystomakemoneyonlineandofflineblog.html thank you! 

It's scary to see how many women are still being harassed nowadays. And not just in real life. So many women are being threatened, abused, and harassed online too... even in the metaverse. apparently! It's really worrying.  

I stumbled upon a very thorough guide the other day, and I thought it was worth sharing. Now more than ever we need to help women protect themselves, both in real life AND online. 

To do so, we need to learn how to avoid putting ourselves at risk of hacking, doxing, and other types of online harassment. And this guide explains all the steps clearly here: https://www.wizcase.com/blog/comprehensive-online-security-guide-for-women/

I wish it wasn't up to us to take so many precautions, but I'm sure this guide will help other women like me (who had no clue what EXIF data was until I read about it) stay safe, should you decide to add it to your page. 

 

In hopes of a safer online world for women.

Best,

Estelle

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