Doro Provides Guidance on Digital Security for Apps and Social Media
Doro has issued guidelines on digital security, focusing on the safe use of mobile applications and social media platforms. The advice aims to help users protect their personal information and online accounts.
Doro, a company known for its offerings often targeted at seniors, has released guidance on digital security, specifically addressing the use of applications and social media. The company emphasizes the importance of users safeguarding their personal data and online accounts.
The advisory highlights common threats such as the hijacking of social media accounts and scams where fraudsters pose as friends to request money. Doro cautions that an individual's own accounts could be used for malicious purposes if compromised.
A key recommendation is the use of strong passwords combined with device screen locks, such as PIN codes, fingerprint, or facial recognition. Doro further advises users to immediately report any account hijacking to the police and the service provider, and to alert their friends.
The company also addresses broader privacy concerns, including the collection of personal data for profiling and targeted advertising. Users are urged to read and understand the terms of service for apps and platforms, as agreeing to them may grant permission for data collection.
Doro recommends keeping phones and applications updated with the latest software patches, as these often fix security vulnerabilities. Additionally, it is important to delete unused applications and accounts, and to perform a factory reset on devices before selling or donating them.