Safety & Privacy in the Digital World: Protect Yourself Online - An infographic

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Hi there, beautiful people! 💖

Today, I want to discuss something very important—protecting your online data! 📂We all spend a lot of time on the internet, but do we ever stop to think about our privacy's safety? That's why I made a visual guide, an infographic, on safety & privacy in the digital world to ensure everyone stays safe while browsing.


    In the modern online era, our personal data is constantly under threat. Our online activities are monitored by hackers, scammers, and even websites themselves without our knowledge. Threats such as phishing scams and data breaches can lead to identity theft or other bad things. That's why online safety is crucial. Being knowledgeable ðŸ’¡ about the threats and making smart choices online will keep your personal information safe and your online experience secure. Click here to see my infographic. ( And here for the updated version)

    I created my infographic on Venngage, and it was so nice! The website has many templates, icons, and colors to enable me to make my design stand out and easy to read. It even has an AI assistant included. All of it was so simple to use, and I did not have many problems. Just the fact that we have to pay 10 euros every month to enable premium so we can share the infographic easily is a bit sad 😔 but what can we do about it, right?

    When it comes to learning, well infographics are not just pretty images—they're a powerful learning tool! 💪 Rather than long, boring texts, they allow students to visualize information at a glance and comprehend key points more easily. In English classes especially, we can use infographics to explain complex topics and make learning vocabulary much easier. Moreover, they make learning fun and engaging (who doesn’t like nice visuals? 😀 )

    When students make their own infographics, they practice many skills such as research, writing, and summarizing. Plus, they also learn the topic better while doing research and when writing it down again. It also helps to promote creativity and allows them to learn digital design skills, which are very useful in this day and age!

If you haven't made an infographic yet, what are you waiting for???

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