Things that I (shouldn't, but do) assume all reasonable people do:

[dashdsrdash@tilde.zone]

Things that I (shouldn't, but do) assume all reasonable people do:

• Using a web browser with a good ad blocker and a Reader mode.
• Knowing that most paywalls can be defeated by having your ad blocker turn off all JavaScript for the site.
• Using strong, different passwords for everything, which means:
• Using a password manager of some kind, even the one built into the browser
• Using ctrl + and ctrl - as view zoom shortcuts
• reporting spammers
• avoiding social media without chronological views
• listen to music through cheap-but-good headphones or in-ears
• avoid many convenient things (like anything involving real bank or credit information on your phone) because it's obviously a horrendous security risk
• not that last one, huh?

[feoh@oldbytes.space]

@dashdsrdash You're right, but I monitor my incoming and outgoing transactions on bank account and credit card daily, and when fraud is caught quickly, your bank/credit institution of choice SHOULD be handling it appropriately, which means canelling the transaction and making you whole.

Relying on this IS a risk, but so iss crossing the street, even after looking both ways.