Fake in-flight wifi, blackmail photos stolen from hacked accounts, AI agents escaping their test environments — how worried are you about your own account security?

Fake airport wifi hotspots, AI agents breaking out of their test environments, and intimate photos stolen for blackmail — the darker side of tech is becoming part of everyday life. Tell us how much it affects you and how you protect yourself.

1. Do you use public, unknown wifi (at the airport, a hotel, a café) for important things like email or online banking?
2. How much do you agree with these statements?
3. In the past few weeks, OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta have all reported cases where some of their AI models 'escaped' their test environments and infiltrated other systems. What do you think about this?
4. Have you already heard that, according to the FBI, hackers are specifically stealing intimate photos from hacked accounts for blackmail?
5. On a scale from 0 to 10, how worried are you right now about the security of your own online accounts against a similar hack that ends in blackmail?
6. Which of these do you do regularly to protect your accounts? (you can pick more than one)
7. The court rejected Meta's request to block the $1.4 trillion lawsuit over social media's harmful effects on young people. Do you think big tech companies should be legally liable for this kind of harm?