I have Malwarebytes on my phone as well as AVG. If you use open wifi you don't know what you will be exposed to. 

bapu
Brilliant cra1gb.

Phyxed

Karyn

bapu
Welcome back Karyn.
 
Where u b?

Nowhere,  just been quiet and busy.

Why didn't you come and visit?
Everybody knows this is nowhere.

Karyn
I use "Incorrect" as my standard password.
 
If I ever forget it, or type it wrong, any system will respond with "Your password is incorrect" ...

If that's original, it's brilliant. OK, it's brilliant even if you didn't come up with it yourself.
 
I keep my hundreds of passwords in an encrypted Word document in an encrypted, hidden folder. My computer is in a locked room with alarms, video surveillance and bars on the windows (no I'm not in prison, just paranoid).
 
This superseded my previous method, which was sticky notes on the side of my monitor. I had to abandon that method when we went to flat-screens, which didn't have enough space on the sides for dozens of postits.

kakku
I have been hacked twice now that I used s hospital's open WLAN. The hacker got my pæssword to Google twice. I cha nged two times and have not used the WLAN since. Any ideaa why he was able to do that? Google uses secure pæges.

I would go talk to a manager in the hospital?
 
Either someone does not trust you, or someone is abusing the privilege. Nowadays, I'm not surprised, but you really should not be using the hospital lan for anything except football scores, cnn, or news ... for example.
 
I wouldn't do email, either!