Is it risky to associate hot spots with strangers? Will you be cheated?

In this case, there is a certain risk: 1. Risk of personal privacy disclosure. It is entirely possible for the other party to access your mobile phone data and obtain personal information such as your address book, photos and SMS records. Through the phone hotspot and account password you provided. In particular, if your mobile phone has bank card information or account passwords for logging in other websites, there is a higher risk of privacy leakage. 2. The risk of online fraud. Some scammers will take this opportunity to send phishing links or install malicious software to steal your personal information or funds. After using hotspots, please pay special attention to any suspicious messages, links or tips you receive. This may be the beginning of online fraud. 3. Risk of data hijacking. Highly skilled hackers have the ability to steal personal information by obtaining your hot information and hijacking your network connection with other devices or websites. This risk is less likely, but once successful, it will cause greater losses. 4. Hot spot cost risk. After the hotspot is used, if the other party fails to close the hotspot connection in time and continues to consume data traffic, you will face higher traffic charges. In this case, closing hotspots or suspending traffic is a necessary measure to protect your own interests. In short, in this case, it is not prudent to provide mobile phone hotspots to strangers at will, and there are certain personal information security and property risks. If it has happened, we need to take corresponding measures as soon as possible to prevent losses: close hotspots, monitor bills and personal information, modify related account passwords, and be alert to any suspicious information.