Here Are the Most Common Android Viruses
Malware on Androids is constantly evolving. Learn about the four types of viruses you need to worry about the most, and how to protect your device.
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The Everyday Devices Targeted By the CIA
The WikiLeaks documents — more than 8000 of them — detail how the CIA has ability to hack your everyday items. This includes phones, TVs, tablets, and PCs.
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More Than 30 U.S. Banks Now Support Android Pay
Android Pay is gaining more ground across the United States with more than 30 American banks supporting the service. Learn more now.
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What Should You Do After Losing Your Phone?
If you’ve just lost your phone — or if you want to be prepared in case you lose it — consider this your guide on how to respond to a missing phone.
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Secure Chat App Crypto Has Serious Security Issues
Android users are always looking for new apps that will keep their information secure. But, as it turns out, Crypto is not the secure app we wanted.
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Snapchat’s Leaked Emails Reveal Problematic Sales Tactics
Snapchat’s recently leaked emails detail a dilemma and a potentially iffy concern with the company’s sales tactics. Find out what the leaked emails revealed.
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How to Use Free Phone-Charging Stations Safely
A public charging station is a convenience, but is it safe to use? Find out what you should do before your Android phone battery dies.
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Smart Homes Experience Glitches with Amazon Crash
Who turned the lights out? Amazon recently experienced a hiccup in their system that disrupted thousands of sites and services.
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Personal vs. Corporate Email: Which One is More Secure?
You may have been wondering what the answer is to this question. Finally, find out which one of your email accounts is more secure.
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Don’t be Fooled by Bad Links in Google Search Results
Unfortunately, the Google search engine doesn’t block malicious websites, scams, or malware by default. Find out how you can be safer while searching Google.