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Someone has 2 devices for cellphones and laptops and uses them for different conditions, but using both on different devices on one account may not be prohibited because you access them legally so that there is no suspicion of detecting history on the account, you must increase the authentication security from email to avoid unexpected hacking problems from malware or phishing.That's what I said to be honest, having 1or 2 device is enough maybe 3 if you want more device to be used for a specific purpose. I have 3 devices likely - mobile phone, tablet and laptop (I rarely use this laptop for work purposes though) and they have different purposes on personal and daily use. Moreover, I regularly change password too on my accounts and keeping most of it offline without using my devices, like keeping notes then have it somewhere safe.
Accessing accounts from centralized gambling will not be easy compared to phishing for wallets, even though someone else has a user and password but he has to verify the code from the email, but we still have to be careful of phishing attacks and have to get used to verifying a valid address before accessing any account .In short, you should be aware that there are phishing attempts which may steal your username and password by asking you to click on links. If you receive any email about promotions, then check if it comes from the legit gambling site source.
It's better for me to activate 2FA for my account in Rollbit and log in my account on computer to play games. I don't feel safe to login my account on a smart phone that has my 2FA too. It is like I do all things on one device and it's so risky. I perhaps worry a lot about it but prevention and carefulness are better than carelessness.Having more devices is good but if you don't know how to manage them from security perspective then there's no fun and main part is most people have their funds stored on the same device they gamble upon which could turn risky sometimes if you ever click on those phising links.But have not heard about any scam site operating under the name of Rollbit till the moment but still remain safe.
With malwares infected on our devices, they can steal a lot of information on our devices.I do not think it is possible for a website or app to steal your keyboard information, except your device has previously been infected by a malware or virus. The screen resolution could be used by some sites to bring up pop ups in awkward positions (and make the option to cancel so small), where one can easily click to accept some random suggestion mistakenly as they would by clicking with their fingers.
This is the risk exposure we are talking about it here but many take it lightly and then regret later on.Some have also not enabled 2FA security features while those have enabled it they use the same device where they have authenticator download to get the code and login on the same device so what if it's compromised? I also recommend different devices for security but you should know how to handle them as well.It's better for me to activate 2FA for my account in Rollbit and log in my account on computer to play games. I don't feel safe to login my account on a smart phone that has my 2FA too. It is like I do all things on one device and it's so risky. I perhaps worry a lot about it but prevention and carefulness are better than carelessness.
Its better to make yourself that look paranoid when it comes to safety matters which is good rather than on being careless.We do really have that kind of moment on where we do feel that its something off or notThis is the risk exposure we are talking about it here but many take it lightly and then regret later on.Some have also not enabled 2FA security features while those have enabled it they use the same device where they have authenticator download to get the code and login on the same device so what if it's compromised? I also recommend different devices for security but you should know how to handle them as well.It's better for me to activate 2FA for my account in Rollbit and log in my account on computer to play games. I don't feel safe to login my account on a smart phone that has my 2FA too. It is like I do all things on one device and it's so risky. I perhaps worry a lot about it but prevention and carefulness are better than carelessness.
I meant it. It does not make any better thing for security if we have all in one device. If a hacker can hack our email, our account login information on that device, it is possible to hack 2FA on that device too. So 2FA is a protection against hack, it must be installed on a different device that we don't store a layer 1 information of our accounts.This is the risk exposure we are talking about it here but many take it lightly and then regret later on.Some have also not enabled 2FA security features while those have enabled it they use the same device where they have authenticator download to get the code and login on the same device so what if it's compromised? I also recommend different devices for security but you should know how to handle them as well.
Regular people need to diversify their life not only on the number of devices they use but also on the number of online accounts they have.I meant it. It does not make any better thing for security if we have all in one device. If a hacker can hack our email, our account login information on that device, it is possible to hack 2FA on that device too. So 2FA is a protection against hack, it must be installed on a different device that we don't store a layer 1 information of our accounts.This is the risk exposure we are talking about it here but many take it lightly and then regret later on.Some have also not enabled 2FA security features while those have enabled it they use the same device where they have authenticator download to get the code and login on the same device so what if it's compromised? I also recommend different devices for security but you should know how to handle them as well.
Having two different devices are good enough for me. One for email and login my account and my phone is only for 2FA. They can not get anything if only successfully exploit one of my two devices.
Right different mails for different casino is also good option in order to be safe in case any of the account is compromised you other mails remain safe but if you have used them on multiple accounts then it's risky.But also remember which email is linked to which account in case you need them at any time.An easy way to do this is with their email, I know people that use the very same email for everything, which means that if at some point a hacker gets into that email then they can get all kind of information from them, but if instead they decide to use a different email for their personal matters, the different exchanges they use and the casinos in which they like to play then even if one of those emails got compromised they will lose only a limited amount of information.
Right different mails for different casino is also good option in order to be safe in case any of the account is compromised you other mails remain safe but if you have used them on multiple accounts then it's risky.But also remember which email is linked to which account in case you need them at any time.An easy way to do this is with their email, I know people that use the very same email for everything, which means that if at some point a hacker gets into that email then they can get all kind of information from them, but if instead they decide to use a different email for their personal matters, the different exchanges they use and the casinos in which they like to play then even if one of those emails got compromised they will lose only a limited amount of information.
source: google.comQuoteGmail: allows you to add a "+" followed by any word or phrase to your email address to create an alias. For example, if your email address is "example@gmail.com", you can create an alias "example+alias@gmail.com".Outlook: allows you to create an alias by adding a period (.) anywhere in your email address. For example, if your email address is "example@outlook.com", you can create an alias "exam.ple@outlook.com".ProtonMail: allows you to create an alias by appending "+" and any word or phrase to your email address. For example, if your email address is "example@protonmail.com", you can create an alias "example+alias@protonmail.com".
You don't need to have rollbit coin or RLB to get airdrops because RLB will be distributed to Rollbit NFT holders and also to players who play in one of the games, namely Xcrash, this is the explanation https://blog.rollbit.com/earn-rlb-tokens- by-playing-x-crash/I just saw someone in the twitter making ton of money with your 1000x leverage crypto futures (which is an excellent idea to have in a gambling site) and now i am intrigued.
So few questions...
1. Do i have to hold rollbit coin in my casino wallet in order to stake it in order to get airdrops?
2. Is the marketcap for RLB really just under $150k or has the coinmarketcap wrong data?
3. Has something gone wrong for the token in the past as it's only trading in Serum DEX with insanely low $6,050 volume?
Hey there,I just saw someone in the twitter making ton of money with your 1000x leverage crypto futures (which is an excellent idea to have in a gambling site) and now i am intrigued.
So few questions...
1. Do i have to hold rollbit coin in my casino wallet in order to stake it in order to get airdrops?
2. Is the marketcap for RLB really just under $150k or has the coinmarketcap wrong data?
3. Has something gone wrong for the token in the past as it's only trading in Serum DEX with insanely low $6,050 volume?
I meant it. It does not make any better thing for security if we have all in one device. If a hacker can hack our email, our account login information on that device, it is possible to hack 2FA on that device too. So 2FA is a protection against hack, it must be installed on a different device that we don't store a layer 1 information of our accounts.This is the risk exposure we are talking about it here but many take it lightly and then regret later on.Some have also not enabled 2FA security features while those have enabled it they use the same device where they have authenticator download to get the code and login on the same device so what if it's compromised? I also recommend different devices for security but you should know how to handle them as well.
Having two different devices are good enough for me. One for email and login my account and my phone is only for 2FA. They can not get anything if only successfully exploit one of my two devices.
It's (2FA) enough for you but maybe not enough for others. If you have good behavior on Internet, use a strong password, even no 2FA is still enough. If you install 2FA but doing it not appropriately, not careful enough, it is not enough and it does not increase your safety.This means that this is the only way to break the security, which is quite strong. I thought that 2FA security was enough.
Using 2FA with SMS code is a weakest type of 2FA. You might not receive SMS code from deliver in bad days and can not log in your account. Your sim can be swapped too and that can cause nightmare.QuoteI understand that it is best to have security by IP, by mail and also by SMS, but if everything is managed by the same device, it would have to be implemented, have a type of security well above these things, and I don't believe that something like this exists, everyone trusts 2fa, what I would advise is that they do not trade or play in casinos from the device because it can be provided for those possible things of being hacked or the phone being stolen.
I just saw someone in the twitter making ton of money with your 1000x leverage crypto futures (which is an excellent idea to have in a gambling site) and now i am intrigued.
So few questions...
1. Do i have to hold rollbit coin in my casino wallet in order to stake it in order to get airdrops?
2. Is the marketcap for RLB really just under $150k or has the coinmarketcap wrong data?
3. Has something gone wrong for the token in the past as it's only trading in Serum DEX with insanely low $6,050 volume?
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