A free guide from AnaConnectsYou
68 Ways to Protect Yourself, and 111 Ways to Protect Your Whole Family
Two lists. Both free from the first way to the last. Part One protects you: your accounts, your phone, your computer, and your credit. Part Two takes the same standard across your whole household. Every way is written out step by step, in the order you do it.
179
Ways in total
Every one free
The guide, exactly as it arrives
68
Ways to protect yourself
111
Ways to protect your whole family
Free
Every way on both lists, first to last
Why this cannot wait
The doors are open right now.
A takeover rarely starts with a break in. It starts with a setting left open: a SIM with no PIN on it, a credit file with nothing watching it, recovery details nobody has checked in years.
Recovery details cannot be added once you are already locked out. An unprotected credit file can carry accounts nobody in the family recognizes, found months after the fact. Every one of those doors has a free lock in this guide, and most of the locks take minutes to set.
A look inside
Five of the ways, word for word.
Settings, then Cellular, then SIM PIN: set a PIN on the SIM itself.
Part One
Freeze your credit at Equifax.
Part One
Create a Google passkey for each person.
Part Two
Change the router administrator password.
Part Two
Turn on two factor authentication on every social account in the house.
Part Two
That is five. The full guide carries the rest of both lists, each way with its steps written out in full.
Start here tonight
Five wins before bed.
The guide tags five ways START HERE. Each one takes a few minutes, and each one closes a door that stands open today.
Turn on NextDNS protections
Sign up free, switch on the blocklists and the security protections, and turn logging off. Every device you point at it refuses tracker and advertising domains before they load.
Way 6 · Part One
Stop apps asking to track you
One switch in Settings, then Privacy and Security, then Tracking. Apps can no longer ask to follow you across other apps and sites, and most stop trying altogether.
Way 9 · Part One
Set Chrome Safe Browsing to Enhanced Protection
In Chrome settings, under Privacy and security, then Security. Chrome then warns ahead of dangerous sites, downloads, and extensions.
Way 47 · Part One
Run the Facebook Privacy Checkup
Run it on every adult account in the house. One guided pass covers who sees the posts, the profile information, the apps, and the ad settings.
Way 69 · Part Two
Place a free fraud alert
Place it with any one credit bureau, for each adult. Lenders must then take reasonable steps to verify identity before opening new credit in that name.
Way 76 · Part Two
All five are in the guide, with every step written out.
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