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2) Enable a two-factor (2FA) authentication process on your gadgets and electronic devices.
3) Limit public posting about your location on social media and other forums.
4) Read up on travel advisories/restrictions specific to the region that you’re visiting.
5) Adjust the screen settings on your devices to allow for a shorter automatic sleep feature.

Not only do these digital safety habits create an added layer of protection for your online identity, they’re
even applicable for domestic travel in the U.S.

Putting The Pieces Together

International travel is continuing to take off and while there’s a lot that goes into packing and booking
flights, one’s digital safety should be included in the pre-planning process. By understanding how to avoid
privacy issues and oversharing on the internet, travelers can stay better protected no matter their
destination.

About the Author

Dana Hummel is the Senior Manager of Digital PR at All About Cookies. She
brings over 9 years of experience to the content marketing industry and has a
specialized focus in cybersecurity, technology, and digital trends. Dana can be
reached at LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/dana-hummel-goldberg/) or
[email protected].

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