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    November 16

    How to Protect your Cell Phone from Identity Theft

     
    Washington, DC (Nov 16) -- My cell phone has an identity? Your cell phone is a window into your life. Read these tips on how to protect your personal information. 
     
    Consider this scenario == Your purse or brief case is stolen. Inside are your credit cards, bank account information, all the stuff you don’t want out in the world, and your cell phone. Before you can alert your spouse to the theft, he receives a text from “you” asking what your ATM pin number is; your spouse replies with the number. Your bank account is emptied...full article

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