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Stop! Follow This Checklist Before Deleting Any App
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Follow This Checklist Before Deleting Apps – Protect Your Data First
Deleting an app doesn’t mean your data disappears with it. The Stop! Follow This Checklist Before Deleting Any App infographic walks users through six critical steps to ensure personal information is fully protected before hitting “uninstall.” From backing up important files to unlinking connected accounts, this visual guide helps prevent leftover data from falling into the wrong hands. It also highlights three types of apps most likely to put your security at risk—making it a must-read for employees, students, and families looking to improve their cyber hygiene.Ideas for How to Use This Resource:
- Display in office break rooms, IT support desks, or tech help areas
- Include in new hire or student onboarding materials
- Post to your company intranet, LMS, or digital resource library
- Share during Cybersecurity Awareness Month or device clean-up campaigns
- Distribute as a take-home tip sheet for employees’ families
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