One simple way to avoid being tricked is to double-check the sender’s details and email headers. Think about the information that might be out there about you, not just about what you receive and who from. If you have another means of contacting that person, do so.
We should all be careful with our data. The rule of thumb is if you don’t want someone to know it, then don’t put it online.
The more advanced technology gets, the easier it is to take a human approach. If something doesn’t feel right, pay attention.
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