4. Shred and destroy important documents you no longer need
Identity theft is not just fiction. Papers containing financial data, personal details, or even junk mail can be exploited. Always shred sensitive documents before discarding them. Keep necessary papers stored securely to avoid handing useful information to criminals.
5. Apply anti-peeping film to your windows
Security window films make it harder for outsiders to see into your home. These thin, transparent layers can be adjusted based on privacy needs. By blocking visibility, they reduce burglars’ interest in your property.
6. Place fake items in places where thieves are likely to “visit”
Some burglars bypass alarms and strike quickly, grabbing whatever they find in common hiding spots. You can trick them by leaving a decoy box with fake money, jewelry, or useless papers in places like closets or drawers—making them believe they’ve stolen something valuable.
7. Hang a large house number
