Here are some tips to consider when using a public computer or terminal:

1. Disable local storage/cookies – This feature saves local data on your browser and can store sensitive information. Make sure to disable local storage/cookies if you use a public terminal.
2. Avoid providing sensitive personal information – Always remember that a public terminal could be monitored or accessed by others. Try to limit entering important information such as a credit card or bank account numbers.
3. Keep your login information to yourself – Don’t login to any accounts that you don’t want to risk exposing personal information from. It is recommended to only use public terminals for activities that don’t involve entering sensitive information.
4. Protect your data – Encrypt your data or use software that will allow you to password protect your data. This will reduce the risk of exposing your information to others.
5. Logout – In order to protect your information from the terminal’s next user, make sure to logout once your session is complete.