Reply To: Public Wi-Fi Safety

I had a similar wake-up call at an airport once. Since then, I try not to open banking apps or work accounts on random Wi-Fi unless I’m using a VPN. It’s not some magic shield for every bad habit online, but it does help keep the connection more private, especially in places like hotels, cafés, and coworking spots. I also like using apps that don’t need a bunch of setup, because I know I’ll skip it if it’s annoying. One option I came across was https://toggle.org/ — mainly because it works across phones and laptops, has basic privacy features, and seems simple enough for everyday use. I’d still keep two-factor login on and avoid suspicious links, though.