Can You Ever Really Browse the Web Secretly?
If you're looking to minimize your online footprint, there are a few different approaches you can take. Keep reading to find a tactic that works for you.
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Why You Should Be Worried About Password Phishing on Android
Password phishing on mobile devices is more common than you might think. Find out why, and what you can do to protect your personal information.
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New Social Media Platforms: What’s Next After Facebook?
With more than 1.94 billion active users, Facebook isn't going to disappear anytime soon. But you should still check out 2017's newest social media sites.
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Forget Snapchat: Where Do Instagram and Facebook Stories Go?
Snapchat users know that the app can see and store every photo or message sent through it. Do Instagram and Facebook stories work the same way?
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Is All Your Data Actually Gone If You Wipe Your Phone Clean?
As an Android user, the answer to this question might shock you. It turns out, the Factory Reset button doesn't actually delete all of your data.
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Why Closing Apps Can Boost Internet Speeds
Is your Android's browser moving like it's stuck in molasses? The cure could be as simple as closing those background apps that you've left running.
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These Are the 3 Current Trends in Android Malware
If you’ve learned anything about cyber threats over the last decade, it should be that they’re always changing. Find out the 3 latest trends in Android malware.
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Check Out These Five Apps for a Healthier Life
Are you interested in making some healthy changes to your life? Try one of these five apps to help you get started and stay on track.
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Here Are the 5 Biggest DNS Security Risks
With attacks to DNS servers rising with each passing year, 2017 is sure to continue this upward trend. So, you should become informed about the risk factors.
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Here’s How You Can Avoid Car Computer Hacking
Driving safely means more than exercising caution on the road. Keeping the computing system safe can be just as important for drivers.
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Can Apps Track You with Location Services Turned off?
Uber and Foursquare track app users even when the app is closed. Can these types of apps also track users with location services turned off?
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5 Photo Tips for Improving Your 4th of July Snapshots
The fourth of July only happens once a year, so you only have one night to get your photos looking as good as possible. Here are five tips to do just that.
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How Do Companies and Governments Find the Best Hackers?
Surprisingly enough, many hackers get solicited for legitimate jobs after they’ve successfully breached a major corporation's security system.
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Can Your Android Apps Actually Leak Memory?
Confused about this phenomenon? Find out how your apps can leak memory, why they do, and how app memory leaks can be stopped.
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Here Are Our Top Three Apps for City Dwellers
City living can be fast and overwhelming, but these three apps will help simplify your life and leave you with more time to enjoy the city.
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How to Mitigate Robotic Cyber Security Threats
How do we confront malware and hacking attempts aimed at robots used in military, manufacturing, surgery, and transportation settings?
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3 Annoying Things That Happen to Your Android After Purchase
You’ve finally purchased a new, shiny Android. But while you’re happy with your device overall, there are probably a few annoying things that are happening.
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3 Unlikely Things That Affect Your Phone’s Charging Capacity
There are a few factors that can affect how efficiently your phone battery charges. Find out more, and how you can ensure optimal charging.
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The Easiest Ways to Boost Your 4G Connection on Android
Experiencing a slow 4G connection on your smartphone? Don’t worry — here are a few different ways you can get a faster connection in no time.
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What If You Could Be Notified of Useless Apps on Your Phone?
So, your Android is running really slowly. It's time to delete some useless apps so that you have more room on your phone for the apps you really want.
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Hummer Malware Lay Dormant on Users’ Phones for a Year
Developed by Chinese hackers, this strand of malware was installed on users' Androids in 2015 — but it didn't attack until the next year!
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What Are the Dangers of Losing Your SIM Card?
If your Android's SIM card is lost or stolen, you need to act swiftly. These small pieces of plastic contain a huge amount of your personal data.
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Overheating: Is it a Charger Issue or a Phone Issue?
Like most electronic devices, cell phones do produce a little heat. But when you have an Android in your hands that's burning up, it's time to act!
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PSafe Launches in U.S. to Safeguard Connected Experiences
Brazilian-based mobile security company gives U.S. users freedom to safely connect, share, play, express, and explore.