We have another safety travel infographic to make sure you are not preyed upon during your travels. Earlier, we explored how to keep your belongings safe, and now we’re talking about cyber security travel tips. Technology is progressing, so why not advance with it, right?

A lot of the tips seen in the infographic essentially come down to learning some basic internet privacy habits. This includes the underemphasized importance of never sharing personal information over public Wi-Fi networks and ensuring you can track your devices.

We’ve already talked about the importance of doing your research and keeping safe while traveling. But when it comes to your own personal safety, you can never know enough. Here are some more important tips to keep in mind when traveling.

The tips range from spreading your cash about your person instead of keeping it all in one place, to how to blend in better. This guide has a lot of really important and useful advice, so make sure that you save it for later.

Another vital thing to keep in mind is that just because something is one way in your country doesn’t mean it’s true in another. Sometimes it’s customs, other times it’s laws, and in some cases, it’s a matter of health and hygiene. Specifically, if tap water is safe to drink.

This infographic simplifies matters by color coding countries with safe tap water in blue and not-so-safe in red. That said, as with anything, you take this infographic with a pinch of salt. The reason is that the publisher and source are unknown.

Some people can’t seem to stay in one place and want nothing more than to see and explore this diverse world. However, there should always be a level of caution when you leave home. While these countries and their people do not mean to trouble you, they too are not immune to thieves.

Because of this, many countries and travel agencies often provide detailed safety tip guides on what to do and not to do. Here is one safety guide that seeks to ensure that your trip is a pleasant one from start to finish.