The National Cyber Emergency Response Team has urged citizens to use social media cautiously and protect the privacy of their families.

According to the team, sharing daily household routines on social media should be avoided, as even small pieces of information can increase cybersecurity risks.

The team advised citizens to refrain from sharing information about their homes and family members in social media posts. Details about household routines and family members should not be shared online.

The National Cyber Emergency Response Team also advised citizens to avoid using location tags in social media posts and not to disclose information about their presence at home or outside.

Citizens have been urged not to share updates indicating that they are away from home or that their homes are unoccupied.

The team emphasized that personal information about family members should be protected from online sharing, stating that sharing less information provides greater protection.

The National Cyber Emergency Response Team urged citizens to remain cautious while using social media and ensure the privacy of their family members.