Are Your Google Searches Actually Private?
Google is by far the most popular and used search engine there is. Internet privacy is always a concern and people wonder how well they are protected.
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TSA Might Ask You To Turn Your Phone On - Here's Why
When you're trying to pass through the TSA line to board a plane, the agents might ask you to turn on your electronic devices. Here's why it matters.
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These US States Have Outlawed DeepSeek, And More Bans May Be On The Way
Why is DeepSeek being banned? Discover which U.S. states have outlawed the AI platform over national security risks and why more states may soon follow.
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5 Electronics Retirees Should Buy On Amazon Before Fall Ends
Winter is the best time to cozy up at home and relax, so it can be beneficial to update your home's tech setup before temperatures start to drop.
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A Glitch Caused ChatGPT To Leak Prompts In Unexpected Places, New Reports Claim
ChatGPT prompts from users have been popping up in places they shouldn't, and while OpenAI says the glitch has been resolved, it's still a troubling occurrence.
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The Worst Password Of 2025 Is '123456' - Make Sure You Don't Use These
If you’re using ‘123456’ as a password for your online accounts, you should change it. Here are other bad passwords of 2025 that hackers can steal with ease.
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How To Boost Your Personal Cybersecurity With Incogni
If you're sick and tired of spam calls and scam emails, removing your information from data brokers can make a huge difference. Incogni is here to help.
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Use Public USB Charging Ports Safely With This $10 Accessory
Protecting ourselves when using public USB ports isn't about reacting after attacks have occurred. This inexpensive accessory can stop hackers in their tracks.
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2 Free VPNs For iPhones That Actually Work (And Why You Should Use One)
Looking for a free VPN for your iPhone? Two top choices stand out that bypass paid plans -- both are simple, secure, and worth trying.
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Is Using A Digital ID At TSA Safe?
Digital wallets like Google and Apple Wallet add convenience to everyone's life, letting you store credit card, identification, and now passports to them.
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Google Report Reveals How Text Scams Steal Your Data And Money
A recent Google report sheds light on how text-based phishing scams are on the rise and how they use sophisticated techniques to steal user data and money.
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Do You Still Need Physical ID For TSA If You Have A Digital ID?
Don't get stopped at security! Find out the latest rules on using your digital ID for TSA, and whether a physical driver's license is truly optional yet.
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What Is A USB 'Rubber Ducky'?
Despite its cute name, a USB 'Rubber Ducky' has the potential to wreak serious havoc on your computer through a simple trick employed by hackers.
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What TSA's Bag Scanners Actually See When They Scan Your Luggage
The TSA security checkpoint at the airport can be nerve-racking if you're not used to it. This is what to expect when your bag goes through the scanner.
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Do Government Shutdowns Affect The TSA? Here's What You Need To Know
We know government shutdowns cut off pay for federal workers, but where does that leave TSA employees and airport security? Here's a look at what to expect.
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How To Prevent Your Smart TV From Spying On Your Activities
Take back your privacy. Our guide shows you how to adjust your smart TV’s settings to prevent it from collecting data and spying on your viewing habits.
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What Are Red Flag Electronics For The TSA?
Flying soon? Avoid TSA delays by learning about "red flag" electronics. Our guide covers the rules for batteries and why your devices must be fully charged.
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Does TSA's Digital ID System Actually Work? Here's What Users Say
It's now possible to use your digital ID at about 250 airports, which should, theoretically, get you through checkpoints faster. But does it actually work?
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WhatsApp Rolls Out A New Feature To Protect Users From Online Scams
Meta is rolling out more feature to protect users from online scams, including a new warning on WhatsApp before you start sharing your screen.
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3 Things You Should Never Plug Into Your Laptop's USB Ports
The USB port on your laptop can support a host of devices, but it can also become a gateway to threats. Avoid plugging these things into your USB port.
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What Can Your Employer See If You Use Company Wi-Fi?
Cybersecurity experts advise against using unsecured Wi-Fi networks for personal browsing. But what about company Wi-Fi? What can your employer see you doing?
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5 Clever Uses For Your Old Laptops
Don't throw away that old laptop! Give your aging machine new life and prevent e-waste with these five clever, easy-to-follow projects and ideas.
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What Electronics Need To Be Scanned At TSA Security?
It's not always clear what TSA wants us to pull out of our bags for inspection. Here's what you need to know about which electronics they want to scan, and why.
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Google Lets You Recover Access To Your Account With The Help Of A Friend: How To Use Recovery Contacts
Google has unveiled its new recovery contacts feature that lets you regain access to lost accounts by prompting a friend. Here's how to set up such contacts.
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Popular Text Message Scams Rake In Over $1 Billion For Cybercriminals
Don't expect to stop receiving annoying scam text messages any time soon, because cybercriminals are making millions of dollars on them.
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Why Do Some Android Phones Cost Way Less Than Others?
Think a cheap Android is a bargain? We look at the unexpected trade-offs for that low cost, from hardware compromises to long-term security risks.
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If You Can Hack An iPhone, Apple Might Pay You $2 Million
If you want proof that Apple is taking iPhone security seriously, look no further than its new $2 million payout for its bug bounty program.
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