The top 10 careless habits of smartphone users – Infographic

1. According to this infographic from Protect Your Bubble, the number one priority is your phone password. 62% of smartphone users don’t have a password on their phone, and their risk of identity theft is as high as 33%.

2. Automatic login function. 32% of people will "save passwords" on their phones. In addition to helping you "easily forget passwords", the automatic login function on banking and financial related applications/sites is also very risky.

3. Taking, sending and saving "nude photos" on mobile phones. 20% of teenagers will send or share "nude photos", and the frequency of recipients forwarding them is as high as 17% - don't let your youth and ignorance ruin your moral integrity for the rest of your life.

4. Do not click on unknown links in fraudulent emails. According to Protect Your Bubble, 4% of identity theft cases are caused by careless behavior - the number of fraudulent emails sent per day is as high as 156 million.

5. Sharing photos of themselves on the Internet during their vacations. More than 75% of people with ulterior motives believe that their “peers” will look for targets through social media.

6. Not turning off the "geolocation" information when uploading photos. 500 million photos are shared on social networking sites every day, but how many people block the geolocation information of the photos?

7. Fraudsters will pretend to be bank staff to obtain users' private information. 27% of identity theft cases are related to fraudulent phone calls.

8. Let your phone run naked. 25% of smartphone users do not use protective cases.

9. Connecting to an unsecured Wi-Fi network: According to a survey, 52% of people connect to an unsecured Wi-Fi network.

10. Not buying insurance for smartphones. According to a survey by Protect Your Bubble, 60% of consumers have no plans to buy insurance for their new smartphones.

[Translated from: BGR, via: VentureBeat]