Is it safe to make online purchases on public WiFi?
Public Wi-Fi safety depends on website encryption. Most sites now use HTTPS, indicated by a padlock icon and "https" in the address bar. This encryption protects your data. However, avoid sensitive transactions (banking, etc.) on unsecured networks.
Is online shopping safe on public Wi-Fi?
Ugh, online shopping on public wifi? Makes me nervous, honestly. Remember that time in a Starbucks in Denver, July 12th? My bank almost froze my card after a small purchase, freaked me out. Definitely learned my lesson that day.
Most sites do use encryption now, thankfully. That’s the little padlock icon, right? And the “https” – crucial.
But still, I avoid big purchases on public wifi. Small things only, just to be safe. Better safe than sorry!
Small purchases yes, large ones no. Padlock and https are key indicators of secure connection.
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