BCR Romania has an extremely important official message for all clients from all over the country who use its services regardless of where they do it, and the bank talks about a series of extremely serious problems. We are talking about problems that are not BCR Romania's, but problems that its clients may face if they choose to use the free WiFi internet that is available in various locations around the world, and unfortunately few people know how serious the situation is.
BCR Romania explains in a dedicated page on its website these extremely serious problems that all its clients must know about right now, and we must all be extremely attentive to them. More precisely, the people from BCR Romania say that free WiFi internet can be extremely dangerous if we do not know very clearly who is offering it and if it does not come from a company that is totally reliable in order to be able to transfer our data.
BCR Romania: Official Message with 4 Serious Problems Explained
BCR Romania brings to the attention of customers 4 places where we should avoid free WiFi networks because they can be a critical problem for us, these being: airports, hotels, bars/restaurants and public transport. In the case of airports, BCR Romania says that various studies carried out by IT security experts have shown that people would connect to any network with free WiFi, considering that in these locations there are no official ones, but lot data can be stolen very Easy.
BCR Romania asks us to be very careful with WiFi networks in hotels, avoiding free ones means protecting our devices, and in the case of those with a password, we must be sure that we connect where we should. Even in public transport, we should not be too gullible and we should not connect to any network with free WiFi, according to those from BCR Romania, and this is because we can have a variety of confidential information stolen.
BCR Romania finally discusses the networks with free WiFi in bars, cafes, restaurants, etc., in which various networks can be created by strangers to intercept our traffic, and implicitly the important data.
