We’re entering an era where user privacy is becoming a precious commodity. The massive breach of 500 million Yahoo user accounts, followed by the leak of the company’s previous cooperation with intelligence agencies, offers a stark reminder that you can trust no one with your data.

We use emails to exchange sensitive data such as credit card numbers, or sensitive, confidential information. Often times we ignore the fact that those emails are being stored on third-party servers and that there are many ways they can fall into the wrong hands. And we all know what happens after that.

With data breaches rising in size and number year over year, the chances that you become one of the many victims of the next massive hack are gradually increasing. So if you’re not worried about the security of your emails ............. Read on and more exciting educating tech news reviews on http://etech9ja..com/2016/10/how-to-keep-hackers-from-spying-on-your.html .

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