🔒 Keep your devices safe from both hackers and thieves! In this week’s Tech Support Wednesday, we’re sharing easy tips to protect your phone, tablet, or computer—no tech skills required. ✅ Use a secure lockscreen ✅ Turn on Find My iPhone or Find My Device ✅ Be ready to wipe your device remotely ✅ Don’t forget simple hardware steps like keeping your device secure in public Protecting your data doesn’t have to be complicated. Watch the full video to learn how small steps can make a big difference. 💬 Have a question about device security? Drop it in the comments—we’ll answer in Monday’s video! #TechSupportWednesday #CyberSecurity #DeviceSecurity #DigitalSafety #OnlineSafety #PrivacyTips #TheMAPWorld #MAPSystems
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