Privacy & Security Articles

In a quest for perfect security, the perfect is the enemy of the good. People are criticizing SMS-based two-factor authentication in the wake of the Reddit hack, but using SMS-based two factor is still much better than not us...

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How to Enable Microsoft’s New OneDrive Folder Protection in Windows

Facebook Removed Their Spying VPN From The App Store (But It’s Still on Google Play)

How macOS Mojave’s Privacy Protection Works

Should You Buy a Smart Smoke Alarm?

How Multiple Nest Protect Smoke Alarms Work Together

How to Check if a Photo is Stolen

Will the Nest Protect Still Work Without a Wi-Fi Connection?

Mozilla Recommend a Privacy Extension That Is Tracking Your Web History

How to Set Up Parental Controls on Chromebooks

How to File a Chargeback on a Credit Card Purchase (to Get Your Money Back)

What You Should Know Before Buying a Wired Security Camera System

Instagram Accounts Are Being Hacked, Lock Yours Down Now

How to Set Up Parental Controls for Amazon Prime Video

The Differences Between the 1st-Gen and 2nd-Gen Nest Protect

Disabling Location History Doesn’t Stop Google From Tracking Your Location

What is a DMG File (And How Do I Use One)?

How to Keep Your Windows PC and Apps Up to Date

What Happens to My Wi-Fi Cam If the Internet Goes Out?

What’s New in Windows 10’s October 2018 Update

People Think Their Passwords Are Too Awesome For Two Factor Authentication. They’re Wrong.

SMS Two-Factor Auth Isn’t Perfect, But You Should Still Use It

How to Delete Your Amazon Prime Video History

CCleaner Rolls Back Sketchy Update, Promises Not to Undo User Preferences in Future Version

How to Recover Your Forgotten Steam Password

Fortnite For Android Skips The Play Store, And That’s A Huge Security Risk