Here are some important steps to remember when using public computers or shared devices:

1. Log out of all accounts
   Be sure to log out of all of your personal accounts, such as email and social media, before you leave the public computer or shared device.

2. Do not use public computers to enter credit card information
   You never know who has access to the computer after you, so it’s best not to enter credit card information on a public computer.

3. Be cautious with multimedia files
   Multimedia files, such as graphic files, videos, audio recordings, and music files, can contain malicious software. Use caution when downloading, transferring, or viewing multimedia files from public computers or shared devices.

4. Do not store important documents on the public computer
   Personal documents, including medical and financial information, should not be stored on the public computer.

5. Avoid connected networks
   Public computers and shared devices are often connected to networks. Be sure to avoid connecting to networks or download anything unknown to you.

6. Be mindful of passwords
   Using public computers or shared devices can create the risk of passwords being exposed. Be sure to select strong passwords for your accounts and use unique passwords for each account.