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Who doesn't want WiFi on the go, especially if it's free? But with connectivity and convenience come some risks, and guidelines.
The Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) in UAE issued a warning on Thursday regarding the use of WiFi in public areas. "Be wary of allowing your personal data to be visible to those around you while using your devices in public," warned the TRA.
The warning was given in a tweet posted on their official account.
#???????TRA ? ???? ?????? ?? ??????? ????????????? ?? ????? ??? ?#????????_????????The TRA's warning is founded on a study conducted by several experts. In an earlier Khaleej Times report, technical experts are sounding a pertinent caution: It is not safe to use public WiFi networks for official work, sensitive data or transferring funds. If you shrug off this warning, you do so at your own peril. Additionally, the Dubai Police also issued a warning about the dangers of using public WiFi connections.
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Advice from ?@TheUAETRA? while you are in the public areas..Beware of your ?#personal_information?
?#aeCERT? ?#TRAadvice? ?#???????TRA? pic.twitter.com/a0Kb6Cb5DD
- ???? ????? ????????? (@TheUAETRA) September 19, 2018
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