The risk of online threats: why regular updates of the banking app are essential

The risk of online threats: why regular updates of the banking app are essential

Always online: Are we too much networked?

smartphone, tablet, laptop, computer, smartwatch - at least one of these devices has almost every Berliner. We read messages, emails, messages, daddling around constantly and everywhere, watch videos. Not only are many permanently online. Too much?

In a current survey, we wanted to know from our readers whether they think the fines for environmental sinners are high enough. The result clearly shows that the majority of the participants call for more penalty payments for environmental sinners. A total of 61 percent of those surveyed (2636 people) believe that environmental offenders should pay higher fines. In addition, 34 percent (1472 people) find that environmental sinners should also receive a criminal record. Only five percent (229 people) of the respondents find that the current fines are sufficient.

The omnipresent online connectivity raises questions: Are we too much networked? The smartphone in particular has become a constant companion and we spend an average of more than six hours a day online. We use our electronic devices not only privately, but also professionally. The question arises whether this permanent availability is useful and healthy.

experts warn of excessive media consumption and its effects on physical and mental health. The excessive use of smartphones and other digital devices can lead to physical symptoms such as neck and back pain. He also affects the ability to concentrate and can lead to social isolation.

In particular, the use of the smartphone for banking is particularly important. Users should make sure that they regularly update the corresponding app to close security gaps and protect themselves from possible attacks on their sensitive bank details.

It is important to deliberately deal with your own online presence and media consumption. Experts recommend taking regular breaks to avert the view from the screen and move. The exchange with other people and the conscious use of digital technology can also help to reduce the effects of permanent online.

The results of the survey show that awareness of one's own media consumption and its effects on health and well -being should increase. The users are aware of the risks and require stricter punishments for environmental sinners. It is due to every single to find a healthy way of dealing with digital media and to deliberately take time out.

Topics: BZ survey, online, smartphone