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Keeping your personal and online data private and secure is paramount. You’ll learn how to stay safe online with the best firewall and anti-virus software, how to manage your passwords and how to recognise scams and security risks. #MUO ► https://www.makeuseof.com/category/security/
Google knows a lot about you—but most of it, you can review and delete. Here's how to take back some privacy. #OnlinePrivacy #GoogleData #DigitalSecurity
VPNs are great at safeguarding your privacy, but one downside is that the encryption slows your internet connection down. But there is a solution: activate your VPN's split tunneling feature.
If your smartphone seems to be acting up—perhaps bombarding you with random pop-ups or displaying unfamiliar apps—these could be red flags of malware. Here are six clear signs of malware that I’ve personally encountered, which could help you identify if your phone is infected.
Just because an extension has been downloaded thousands of times and looks harmless, doesn't mean it's legit. These 35 extensions on the Chrome Web Store are spying on you right under Google's nose—and you need to remove them now.
Heard that your browser is giving up your privacy? Unfortunately, it's the truth: your browser knows everything about you. Moreover, your browser has a unique fingerprint that can be used to identify you online—and this is how you find out just how unique you are.
Doxing is short for “dropping dox,” with “dox” simply being an abbreviation of “documents.” It sounds like a harmless thing to do, but victims of doxing would definitely disagree.