"Streaming is a normal part of family life, especially during school holidays and weekends when demand for popular programmes is high. But when looking for ways to keep kids entertained, it's important to prioritise safety above all else."
"Criminals aren't focused on what you're watching; they're looking for opportunities to access valuable information. Unofficial streaming sources can sometimes open the door to risks such as malware or data theft."
"Taking a few simple steps, like sticking to trusted platforms and keeping security software updated, can make a significant difference in protecting your data and devices."
In London, 40% of parents using illegal streaming devices have fallen victim to financial fraud, surpassing the national average of 32%. On average, they spend £162 annually on these devices. Many reported losses averaging £1,821 due to hackers accessing their banking details. Security issues, including malware warnings, were common, with 70% experiencing such scares. Experts warn that illegal streaming apps can compromise multiple devices, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing safety and using trusted platforms to protect personal information and finances.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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