If the IRS Calls, You Could Be Talking to a Hacker!
Scammers posing as IRS officials, and demanding immediate payment for bogus tax bills, are trying to steal your money and your bank account information.
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Keep Your Home Secure While On Vacation with Technology
Don’t stress about the safety of your home while you’re on vacation. Use these gadgets and devices to keep a close watch from wherever your travels take you!
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Tips for Using Wi-Fi Safely When Traveling Abroad
Using Wi-Fi when traveling abroad opens users up to many hacking opportunities, potentially jeopardizing passwords, bank accounts, emails, and more.
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What Information Does Google Home Know About You?
As an answer to Amazon Echo, Google Home is now available around the world. It's ready to help you organize almost every aspect of your life.
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Real or Fake Profiles on LInkedin?
Be careful when you're using LinkedIn. If you haven't changed your privacy settings from the default, everyone on the website can see what you're looking at.
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How to Move Apps from Your Internal Memory to Your SD Card
If your internal storage is starting to get full — or if you just want some extra space — it might be time to get an SD card for your apps and files.
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The Hidden Risks of Some Popular Android Apps
Some of the most popular apps in the Play store can be risky to use, often due to security or privacy concerns. Find out which apps you should watch out for.
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Vulnerability Found in Alexa App, What Should You Do?
Amazon’s Alexa can make your life a whole lot easier. Alexa can also make life a whole lot less safe thanks to this vulnerability.
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Unlisted Links Aren’t Quite as Private as YouTube Promised
Youtube guarantees that unlisted content won’t come up in search results and won’t appear on your channel — here’s how to get around that.
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Check out These 4 Location Sharing Do’s and Don’ts
People love "checking-in" on Instagram, Periscope, and Facebook. But if you reveal too much info about your location, your safety could be compromised.