How to Use Apple, Google, and Microsoft’s Parental Controls
Depending on your particular mix of computers and gadgets, you’re probably using one or more Apple, Google, or Microsoft accounts—or maybe all […]
Tag: Security / Security Advice
Zoom Finally Has End-to-End Encryption. Here’s How to Use It
Zoom has gone from startup to verb in record time, by now the de facto video call service for work-from-home meetings and […]
Beware a New Google Drive Scam Landing in Inboxes
Scammers just found a new phishing lure to play with: Google Drive. A flaw in the Drive is being exploited to send […]
All the Ways Slack Tracks You—and How to Stop It
The global remote work experiment shows no sign of ending anytime soon. As Europe struggles to contain a deadly second wave of […]
How to Clean Up Your Digital History
Once you post something to the internet, it’s there forever unless you take steps to remove it (and even then, you may […]
The Android 11 Privacy and Security Features You Should Know
If you’re lucky enough to be in the first batch of recipients, you might already have Android 11 up and running on […]
The Best Chrome Extensions to Prevent Creepy Web Tracking
Almost every site you visit tracks you to try and link your browsing history to your interests and, in turn, show you […]
Think Twice Before Using Facebook, Google, or Apple to Sign In Everywhere
If you’re drowning in website logins and constantly using Forgot My Password prompts to get into random accounts, a “Log In With […]
The iOS 14 Privacy and Security Features You Should Know
This new iOS 14 feature gives your iPhone a different MAC address every time it connects, making it much more difficult for […]
The Safest Ways to Log In to Your Computer
Whether your computer runs Windows, macOS, or Chrome OS, you have options for how you log in. And your choice doesn’t only […]