Ask Help Desk: How to reclaim your digital life after an abusive relationship
Locking down accounts and devices is critical with domestic violence and stalking.
The Online Security Reset Guide: Keeping you safe from scammers, hackers and digital threats
From Facebook to Outlook, here's how to keep your money and identity safe online.
Want to avoid a cyberattack? Stop ignoring those pesky software updates.
Software updates may be the single best defense against digital threats. Here's how to stop ignoring them and why it matters.
Social media companies push Ukrainian users to add safeguards
From hiding your location to using encrypted chats, here’s how to stay safe online in a high-risk area.
Joining Trump’s new social network? Here’s how to protect your privacy.
Take these precautions when joining any new social media service.
You can now see how many Uber drivers liked (or hated) you
Your Uber drivers have been rating you for years. A new option in the app lets you see how many 1 star ratings you've received.
Apple outlines plan to make its AirTag trackers easier to find
Apple outlined a series of changes designed to dial down AirTags' potential for abuse. Here's what will change and when.
Companies know what you do inside your email inbox. Here’s how to block them.
Tiny invisible images inside emails are collecting information on you.
Chats are the new letters. Here’s how to preserve them accordingly.
Save and back up your most cherished chats before they're gone.
TikTok privacy settings to change now
The social media app is all about your personal data, likes and habits. Here’s how to limit what it gathers.
Twitter privacy settings to change now
Your tweets may be public, but you can still have more privacy on the social media service.
Surveillance will follow us into ‘the metaverse,’ and our bodies could be its new data source
Virtual reality headsets learn more about you than traditional screens. That could be good news for creepy companies.
The ultimate guide to secure passwords
How a few changes can solve most of your password security problems.
How to read and understand Apple’s new iOS App Privacy Report
Apple’s latest privacy feature in iOS 15.2 adds transparency but little explanation about what you can do about data sharing.
Apple iOS privacy settings to change now
How to make your iPhone and iPad as private as possible.
Your next smartphone might have a camera that’s always watching
One of the biggest chip makers in the world thinks “always-on” cameras can make our phones more secure. But can they really?
Privacy Reset: A guide to the important settings you should change now
From Facebook to Venmo, staying on top of your privacy starts with these key settings.
You’re not paranoid to cover your webcam. But the cameras you can’t cover are scarier.
Plastic sliders won’t solve the privacy problems of the future.
Android privacy settings to change now
What makes an Android smartphone or tablet truly yours is the apps you use on it, but it’s common for us to install apps without thinking about what we have access to.
For some recipe apps, your personal data is gravy
Like a Thanksgiving turkey, popular recipe apps are stuffed — with creepy tracking technology.