
Sometimes we may need to use public computers at internet cafes, libraries, airports or railway stations. Travelers without their own internet-enabled devices have no other option but to access internet via public computers for emergency needs like checking emails. Even some users who have their own broadband internet connection have an occasional habit of going online in a public place using the systems available in these areas. But, how far these public computers ensure our privacy, security and protection of personal data when we use them to go online? Do the system administrators of public computers really care about these things? Most of them do, ofcourse. However, for ensuring 100% safety, we, as users, should put in use some important security measures when we use public computers to surf the net.
Why internet access on public computers can be risky?
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