Settings in Windows 11 to Reclaim Your Privacy
The words “Windows” and “privacy” are seldom used in the same sentence. However, Windows 11 has several new features to protect your privacy.
The words “Windows” and “privacy” are seldom used in the same sentence. However, Windows 11 has several new features to protect your privacy.
Your new automobile allows you to use your smartphone to unlock and even remote start the vehicle. Unfortunately, car thieves may be able to do the same thing, leaving you stranded.
If you install an app on your iPhone or Android smartphone from outside of the official app stores, you run the risk of infecting your device with malicious software.
You’ve probably heard that TikTok is a threat to your privacy. But why is the popular social media app so dangerous?
At a Glance Smart TVs allow viewers to watch content from multiple sources, including popular streaming services, USB sticks, external drives, and more. Some smart TVs even have games and a web browser built-in. Unfortunately, since your smart TV is an Internet of Things (IoT) device (and IoT devices are popular targets among hackers), it … Read more
At a Glance Apple’s AirTag uses the Cupertino firm’s end-to-end encrypted Find My network and app to help track and locate personal items, providing an easy-to-use and quite efficient way of recovering lost items, like key rings, luggage, briefcases, and other personal items. While AirTags are a godsend for those looking to track lost items, … Read more
At a Glance Do you ever get confused trying to sort through all of the cybersecurity industry jargon that all sounds or means the same (or at least they appear to)? Your head is spinning, and not in a good way. What does it all mean? Trying to keep up with all of the terminologies … Read more
At a Glance As you browse the web, your web browser saves files related to your web browsing. These files can include entire webpages, text files, image files, and more. While these locally saved files come in handy the next time you visit a website, as your device no longer needs to download these files, … Read more
At a Glance While parents have plenty of controls they can use to monitor their child’s activities on their iPhone or iPad, there are also plenty of ways for that child to get around those parental controls. In this article, I’ll discuss how children get around parental controls on their Apple devices, and I’ll share … Read more
For better or for worse, smartphones are part of the childhood experience. They’re the default means of communication, and entertainment for millions, and there’s a growing drive for them to be integrated into the education system. Some U.K. schools have a Bring Your Own Device policy starting as early as year one (age five). It’s … Read more