The internet has done a lot for humanity, and it helped us progress and move forward as a species. Knowledge has never been as available as it is in this day and age –– you can literally get a hold of any piece of information you want with a click of a button. This affected society and our collective awareness, but this technological advancement were not without its downsides. If there’s one thing people d4read when it comes to the internet, it is privacy and security breaches. While you can access anything online, anyone could access your own personal information if you’re not careful. We all use half a dozen different apps on a daily basis, between Google, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, LinkedIn, and several others. And if you don’t approach them with caution, your most private information could be jeopardized. Fortunately, there are some cool security features on all those apps.

Facebook

While Facebook has been in hot water for the past couple of years for claims of influencing voters and publishing false information, it remains the most heavily used social platforms in the entire world. And it still provides quite a few security features that should reassure the biggest naysayers out there. For example, if your personal account falls prey to malicious malware, Facebook will temporarily suspend it and scan, as well as clean, the account. Read the entire article Neat Security Features From Everyday Apps, on Daily Blog Tips.