Almost one in four internet users worldwide routinely allow applications and online services to access their microphone or webcam. However, this can be dangerous in some cases, where ill-willed people could spy on them remotely.
Worldwide, 23% of internet users authorize by default any application or service to access their webcam or microphone, according to a study by Kaspersky. While these tools can obviously be useful for professional exchanges or virtual exchanges with friends, they should not be left accessible all the time. Moreover, a majority of respondents are aware of this problem. Thus, 59% of the people surveyed fear being observed without their knowledge through their…
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