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Non-technical users rely on you for mobile security. How do you communicate its importance effectively?

Explaining mobile security to non-technical users can be challenging, but it's crucial for safeguarding sensitive information. Here's how to effectively communicate its importance:

  • Simplify the language: Use everyday terms to explain security concepts, avoiding technical jargon.

  • Use relatable analogies: Compare mobile security to locking a door or safeguarding a wallet to make the concept more tangible.

  • Highlight real risks: Share real-world examples of security breaches to illustrate the potential dangers.

How do you ensure non-technical users understand mobile security? Share your strategies.

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Non-technical users rely on you for mobile security. How do you communicate its importance effectively?

Explaining mobile security to non-technical users can be challenging, but it's crucial for safeguarding sensitive information. Here's how to effectively communicate its importance:

  • Simplify the language: Use everyday terms to explain security concepts, avoiding technical jargon.

  • Use relatable analogies: Compare mobile security to locking a door or safeguarding a wallet to make the concept more tangible.

  • Highlight real risks: Share real-world examples of security breaches to illustrate the potential dangers.

How do you ensure non-technical users understand mobile security? Share your strategies.

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    Ayesha Hassnain

    CEO – Bridgex Distribution | Co-Founder PakRetailers | Fintech & GSM Expert | Driving Growth via One-Window Digital Banking, Product Strategy & Agent Networks

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    Use simple language, relate to everyday life ( by giving simple examples), focus on benefits ( life itself important to protect personal information, finances Last important: Provide actionable tips- Offer easy-to-follow advice, such as using strong passwords and keeping software up-to-date.

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    Inés Varona

    Doctoral Researcher in AI | Telecommunications Engineer

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    Add visuals and demonstrations: Visual aids like infographics, short videos, or live demos can simplify complex concepts. Showing how a phishing attack works or the steps to enable two-factor authentication can make mobile security practices more relatable and memorable for non-technical users.

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