In order to avoid being a victim of hackers or malicious people, follow these recommendations to secure your Free Fire account.
Make your battle royale experience safe with these tips. Photo: Garena LRLRTendenciasmesadigital@glr.pe
Take care of your information. Free Fire has become one of the most successful battle royale for iOS and Android devices worldwide. Due to its popularity, players are constantly looking for how to get special items and other items to improve their rank and win matches.
That is why the video game has become a valuable target for cybercriminal scam campaigns. Given this situation, Garena has provided a series of recommendations on its support page to secure your Free Fire account and prevent it from being compromised by third-party attacks.
How to keep your Free Fire account safe?
1. Keep your login details confidential
Do not share your access credentials with anyone, including Garena staff, family or friends. The company will never ask you for private data, such as passwords or usernames to log in.
2. Do not enter your personal data if your connection is not secure
Avoid placing sensitive data if you access from a public network (parks or shopping malls), internet booths, airports or any other unknown place, as cybercriminals could intercept these channels and steal your information.
3. Beware of phishing
Do not click on any suspicious links that are included in messages or emails, as they could contain malware or redirect you to malicious pages designed to hijack your credentials and sensitive information.
4. Do not reveal your sensitive data
Don't respond to calls, emails, or other messages that ask for your financial information, login credentials, or one-time-use (OTP) tokens. Garena will never ask you for this type of data through any means.
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