ANT Forum

Lately I’ve noticed that some emails and messages look perfectly normal at first glance, yet something about them makes me hesitate before clicking. As a regular user who isn’t very technical, how can I build better judgment in everyday situations without becoming paranoid or ignoring useful messages altogether?      

That hesitation is actually a healthy signal. Good judgment online grows from small habits: slowing down, checking context, and trusting patterns more than urgency. When a message pressures you to act fast, that’s often the red flag. I usually tell people to keep learning from practical examples, like the guide How to Identify and Avoid Phishing Links Before It's Too Late , and then apply those ideas calmly. Awareness isn’t fear—it’s confidence built through repetition and reflection.