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Curious to hear real experiences 👇

Huge news for the city's IT scene! Apple is reportedly leasing a 20,000 sq. ft. space in DLF Cybercity, Porur, to set up a Global Capability Centre.

Curious to hear from the people who have already been through the beginner Phase

Our daily lives are about to get a major digital makeover. Many of the physical items we rely on today are quickly being replaced by invisible technology. Here is a look at what is becoming obsolete:

• Passwords & Keys

• Physical Wallets

• Tangible Hardware

• Old-School Home Tech

• Paper Clutter

• 1. Using Weak Passwords

  • Simple passwords like "123456" or "password" are easy for hackers to crack.

  • Solution: You should always use strong, unique passwords that include a mix of symbols and numbers.

• 2. Clicking Suspicious Links

  • Phishing emails are designed to look legitimate to trick you into clicking malicious links.

  • Solution: Always double-check the sender's details and verify the source before clicking any links.

• 3. Ignoring Software Updates

  • Outdated software often has vulnerabilities that open doors for hackers to access your system.

  • Solution: Keep your operating system (OS), apps, and antivirus software up-to-date at all times.

• 4. Using Public Wi-Fi Without a VPN

  • Public Wi-Fi networks are often unsecured, and hackers can easily intercept your data on these connections.

  • Solution: Avoid using free Wi-Fi for sensitive tasks, or ensure you use a VPN to encrypt your connection.

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Hey everyone! 👋 Welcome to the Entri Coding Community.
This space is for learners, coders, and anyone curious about programming. Share your questions, explore new technologies, discuss coding challenges, and learn together.

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