Shopping online is an easy way to buy anything from where you are. Shopping online is still risky, but there are many ways to protect your personal data.
Shop from your home or residence
To protect your personal data (eg credit card numbers), you should shop online through an internet connection in your home. Avoid shopping online through an internet connection or a computer that is used by many people (public), such as a public library. Computers or public internet connections are vulnerable to being hacked (hacked) that are harmful to your personal data.
Check HTTPS connection
Many websites display a padlock icon in the website address box. This padlock icon is often found on payment transaction pages at online stores. This means that this website uses a secure HTTPS connection for your personal data to be entered into this website.
Researching sellers or online stores
Anyone can become a seller or open an online store so it is very important to research their identity and reputation first before dealing with them. Make sure they have an address and telephone number that you can contact if you experience problems while making transactions. You can also check reviews or ratings on several websites such as Yelp and Google.
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Use a secure payment method
Credit cards are generally the safest way to buy goods online. Avoid methods or methods of payment such as bank transfers or sending cash by post. Or if you don’t like giving your credit card information to many shops or sellers, then you can use online payment services such as PayPal. Currently we have worked with PayPal as the official payment partner for all our online payments, with PayPal you can shop on our site safely, as well as credit card payment support such as VISA, MasterCard, AMEX, and Discover Card
Save your transaction history
Always save your online transaction history, such as transaction date and number, product description and price. In addition, you should also keep a history of transaction emails between you and the seller that you might need in the future if you experience problems.
