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Jenny had been studying hard at university. She had completed a dissertation and over half her coursework was done. So it was vital to keep it all safe. So she carefully backed-up her work onto a memory stick and locked it in her desk drawer. And then her memory stick 'vanished'...
Once bitten twice shy, Jenny took out a myTsafe account to store all her work. She just could not afford to lose such vital material. She also put copies of her passport, visa, vaccinations, contacts list and favourite photos in her account. Her friends asked why she did not just use a web-based email? Just like losing her memory stick, she had learned how insecure email is. **See our blog for a link to BBC Watchdog and the insecurity of email.
myTsafe’s secure sharing means that Jenny can share her information with anybody without worrying about emails being 'eavesdropped'. And her parents who have myTsafe accounts as well, can make sure she gets information about money or other highly personal matters securely.
Many of her friends are planning a Gap Year when they finish their studies. They have learned about myTsafe from her and are pleased when they see that myTsafe is endorsed by the Year Out Group - and so are parents everywhere whose children take a Gap Year to far flung parts of the world!
Be like Jenny and don't lose precious information and gamble with your future! |
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