I'm not certain regular users will, but I do believe that this should probably be practical knowledge that could be taught in schools considering the far reachi

I'm not certain regular users will, but I do believe that this should probably be practical knowledge that could be taught in schools considering the far reaching impacts of having financial accounts or email accounts hacked. Alternatively teaching about the use of password managers might not be a bad idea. But digital literacy should certainly be something that our society focuses on teaching it's young adults and keeping your accounts secure is one big component of that. But considering our schools don't teach us about credit scores, and a myriad of other very useful things that can impact you in large ways down the line, I guess I'm not so hopeful.