Google Pics: What It Does and Who Can Use It
Google Pics began rolling out on September 1, 2026, with AI tools for creating and editing images. If you want to make a flyer or refine an illustration, […]
Posts in category Tips & Tutorials
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Going on Vacation? 9 Phone Settings to Check Before You Leave
Your bags are packed, your documents are ready, and your itinerary is saved. But in the middle of all that planning, a few phone settings to check before […]
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How to Share Photos on Android Without Revealing Your Location
You take a photo at home, capture a moment with your family, and send it to a group chat. It seems harmless, but the file may contain information […]
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Is Mobile Data Always Safer Than Public Wi-Fi? Myth or Fact?
You’re at an airport and need to open your banking app. Which would you choose: mobile data or free public Wi-Fi? Most people would pick mobile data without […]
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Avoid the Tinder Swindler: how to date online safely
Tinder Swindler: A Scammer By Any Name How To Protect Yourself on Tinder and Online
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Always Update Your Android Apps: Start With dfndr security
There’s one great reason to always stay on top of things and update your apps whenever they offer one: SECURITY.
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5 Tips to Determine if an Email is Actually a Phishing Scam
Hackers are creating more sophisticated phishing emails daily. With an inbox overflowing with messages, how do you determine what’s safe or not?
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What to Do if You’re the Victim of Hacking
Being subjected to a hacking attack can feel humiliating, but there are avenues to report these crimes.
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How to Be a Good Employee and Reduce Security Risks to Your Company
A major breach at Saks and Lord & Taylor allowed hackers to obtain sensitive consumer data. The culprit? A single employee who could have easily prevented it.
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How to Use WhatsApp Effectively
The app is a great way to communicate with who you want and save the rest for later.
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Avoid Overcharging That Precious Phone
With the right software, charger, and charging method, you can easily optimize your device’s battery life.
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The 5 Most Awesome Tech Gifts to Buy Your Mom
Your mom will be delighted with these snazzy gift ideas this Mother’s Day.
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Remove Old Files That Are Deadweight for Your Smartphone
If your device isn't running as fast as it once was, old files could be having a negative effect.
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If Your Smartphone Could Fry an Egg, Learn How to Cool it Down
We'll teach you how to remain chill and keep your Android phone from overheating.
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Hackers Are Taking Over Your SIM Card and Personal Phone Number
Your SIM card identifies your device when connecting to your cell network, but it also reveals your identity to various services. Now, hackers want it all.
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Survival Guide to Making Coachella Awesome
Check out my personal tips for creating an unforgettable festival experience.
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5 Ways to Turbo Charge Your Smartphone’s Internet Speed
If your device is taking forever to load the web, here are some tips and tricks that might help.
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Ugh, Sluggish WiFi? Here’s How to Fix It
There are a number of reasons why your Internet could be crawling like a turtle. Find out what can you do about it.
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Your Dying Android Smartphone Needs a Bit of Spring Cleaning
Refresh your favorite device with these tips and tricks to ensure it's ready for what lays ahead!
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The Security Benefits of Screen Pinning Your Android
Find out what this free feature is and how it can prevent someone from snooping in your phone.
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Is Your Phone Constantly Overheating? Read This
When your phone feels hot to the touch, there’s a reason and consequences for using it constantly, all day.
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Block Cryptocurrency Miners in Your Web Browser
This practice of “mining” your web browser for bitcoin sounds unrelated to your online safety, but there’s more to it. Discover the risks to you.
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Why You Should Stop Taking Multiple Photos
Guilty of taking tons photos of the same subject only to end up with multiple duplicates? Here’s how to avoid rapid firing your shutter.
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Scam Letters in This Day and Age? You Betcha
It’s not just online scams out there waiting to pounce. Believe it or not, fake IRS and Medicare letters are hitting people’s literal mailboxes.