A Majority of Home Wi-Fi Routers Are at Risk of Hacking
Unfortunately, this means that all of the devices connected to your home network can be hacked once your router is compromised.
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Scammers Are Posing as IRS Agents to Take Your Money
With all the ways scammers try to rip you off online, it only makes sense that they perpetrate fake Internet tax scams as well.
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How to Save Videos Offline Through an Android App
There are a few different ways that you can save online videos to your Android for offline viewing.
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Japan is Introducing USB Charging Stations
Japan is testing out USB charging stations for phones and tablets on public transit. Now you don’t have to worry about a dead battery on your commute.
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WikiLeaks Releases CIA Documents Exposing Spying Tactics
The documents revealed that the CIA has numerous hacking tools for compromising tech devices. Find out how you can protect your devices from spyware now.
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Rootnik Malware and What It Means For You
Malware comes in many different forms, but it's always deceptive — and often comes hidden within other apps on the Play Store.
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What You Should Know About Adult Cyberbullying
Nearly 50% of all American adults face cyberbullying.
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The Differences: Google Play vs. Apple’s App Store
Learn about why you may want to choose one over the other.
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Here Are the Best Google VR Apps for Android
Google’s new virtual reality headset, Google Daydream View, is an exciting way to experience VR.
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How to Safely Use the Wi-Fi on the NYC Subway
Free public Wi-Fi is always exciting but it also has the potential to open your device up to possible malware, viruses, and even hackers.