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by an4rchy
2586 days ago
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I've been thinking about this problem for a while as well. The somewhat oversimplified approach is to use iOS/Android devices with you in charge of installing any new apps and also inbuilt adblockers. However this still doesn't prevent email phishing. The more restrictive option would be to use a router level / AdBlocker whitelist for websites they can access. Ex: Facebook, Google, YouTube, Utilities, Banks etc. This way any phishing domain will get blocked. Obviously highly restrictive but probably the safest bet. You can always add new sites as they need them. |
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