- What this video does is tell you how to enable secure browsing on Facebook by going to Account settings -> Security -> Secure Browsing Edit -> Browse Facebook on a secure connection (https) when possible
- On Twitter go to Settings -> Https Only and check the Always use HTTPS box
In addition there are settings on each browser to that allow you to see when you
are on a secure connection. Basically always look for the https://.
- Firefox Check for the "lock" icon on the status bar that shows that you are on a secured web site. Also check that the URL begins with "https" in the location bar when making transactions online.
- Chrome will show you a warning when you go to a known site that is suspected of nefarious activities. It also displays the "lock" icon and the green https://.
- Safari is also them same with the https:// notation.
Study your browser's security options and tips at their respective websites:
They also all have options for private browsing, this won't keep out attacks on your computer but will hide your personal information stored on your browser.
- In Firefox turn on Private browsing by hitting <Ctrl-Shift-P> or going to Tools-> Start Private Browsing -> Start Private Browsing
- In Chrome use the Incognito window. Either hit <Ctrl-Shift-N> or click on the Wrench in the upper right hand corner -> New Incognito window
- In Safari click Safari -> Start Private Browsing -> Ok
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