Do you care about online privacy? Then change these browser settings immediately – CNET It only takes five minutes to improve your privacy, no matter if you’re using Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge or another browser.
Read moreYou can now eliminate the password for your Microsoft account – TechRepublic By using an alternative means of authentication, you can now go passwordless on your Microsoft account.
Read moreHow to Turn Off All Google Tracking Activities on You Google provides great services for you, however, it’s tracking your every move. Here’s a look at how to negate some of the tracking.
Read more12 Windows 10 Services That Are Safe to Disable In this article you’ll learn about 12 Windows services that are completely safe to disable if you’d like to.
Read moreMicrosoft users can now delete all passwords from their accounts The move by the Redmond, Washington-based firm follows an initial rollout of the feature to Microsoft’s business customers back in the March of this year.
Read moreCan My ISP See If I’m Using a VPN, and Do They Care? Using a VPN is a great way to increase your privacy while online: sites you visit won’t be able to identify you by your IP address, meaning you can make it so you’re in a different country. However, you may find yourself wondering whether or not your […]
Read moreThe top keywords used in phishing email subject lines Some of these phrasings are standard day-to-day subject lines, but as one expert explained, “the attacker wants you to be moving too fast to stop and question if it’s legitimate.”
Read more5 Cheap Ways to Back up Your Precious Data – Review Geek Computers like to break down when it’s least convenient. And, when that happens, you may lose all of your precious family photos, personal documents, or legally downloaded movies. That is, unless you back up your files first.
Read moreYour browser privacy stinks. Change these settings in Chrome, Firefox, Brave and more – CNET Google Chrome is the worst privacy offender, but all browsers can use some settings tweaks.
Read moreA Tech Expert Says Google Chrome Has Become Spy Software You open your browser to look at the Web. Do you know who is looking back at you?
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