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Is your Internet too slow on your smartphone? Here’s a way to boost your Wi-Fi speed and functionality in a surprisingly simple way.
Is your Internet too slow on your smartphone? Here’s a way to boost your Wi-Fi speed and functionality in a surprisingly simple way.
In the spring of 2017, there was a phishing attack that involved Google Docs. Find out more about the attack and how likely it is for it to happen again.
QR codes, or Quick Response codes, are an easy method for companies to transmit data to customers. Similar to a bar code, users can scan the QR code […]
As big as Starbucks is, your credit card information may not be safe on their app. Find out what you can do to make your account more secure.
Safety is a number one priority for our travels. Uber is taking steps to make their safety feature more streamlined and efficient for users everywhere.
Electric cars might be the future, but some still worry about their safety. In fact, lawmakers in four states aim to limit the use of electric cars.
Learn how it works, and when you should use it.
Password Alert helps you prevent phishing attacks from the Internet. Here are some of the tool’s benefits and a guide to setting the tool up.
It can be stressful trying to articulate an exact location amid the distress the of a 911 call. Learn how you can save your life in times of emergency.
Your teen might be constantly connected to one tech device or another. But that doesn’t mean that he or she makes the best choices to stay safe online.
While you’re living and working on campus, your Internet is never going to be private. It’s even more important to be careful to keep your information secure.
It’s very convenient to charge your cell phone in public. Sadly, this is an easy way to get hacked. Find out how to protect yourself from hackers.
It’s important to tread lightly when browsing the web to avoid malicious software. Learn how and why people get phished, and how you can prevent it.
Privacy is a significant concern when downloading apps. Even games such as PokémonGo pose some concerns that many users may have heard about recently.
Snapchat offers a fun way to connect with people that you are about. However, the app does pose some security concerns that you may not be aware of.
Even with the help of your junk folder, it can be hard to recognize malicious emails. Find out how to protect yourself from fraudsters.
Let’s face it, there are bad people out there, and it can cost an arm and a leg for a good security system. Here’s a cheaper way to protect your home.
The Google Play store has a limited selection of apps, so it can be tempting to go elsewhere to browse. However, some 3rd party app providers can be dangerous.
LinkedIn is touted as the largest professional global network. To build a network, a user makes connections; however, some unknown connections could be hackers.
You might think your phone is protected from hackers if you’re not on the internet, but these crafty hacking techniques will make you think twice.
Even popular apps can download malware onto your phone. Google recently banned 13 highly-rated apps that were part of a malware family doing exactly that.
Keep your data safe. Here are three telltale signs that a hacker has gained access to your phone, and therefore your personal information.
With almost all of our personal information stored in our smartphones, it’s important now more than ever to think about security.
In public, computer viruses spread faster than you can say, “Atchoo!” But simple measures can protect your laptop whether you’re on public or private Internet.