Top travel tech safety tips


  • TECH
  • Monday, 12 Aug 2013

COMMON SENSE RULES: Avoid using a public hotspot for anything personal or for anything that requires you to enter a password or user details. Stick to browsing.

Just like the destination itself, logging onto a foreign free WiFi hotspot can be a journey into the unknown — and one that could be full of unpleasant surprises. 

There's no question that smartphones and tablets have revolutionised the way we live and that's why when it comes to taking a holiday with them, rather than from them, there appears to be no debate: the phone and the slate and often even a notebook are as high on the list as packing clean underwear. 

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