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How to know if you have a hacked webcam (and how to fix it)
Webcam hacking is a disturbing cyberattack that involves someone gaining access to your device’s camera without your permission—and often without you realizing it. This kind of breach turns your o...
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Is Temu safe? Expert tips for secure shopping
You’ve probably seen the ads for Temu, promoting cheap deals and endless products. But it’s important to ask before you buy: is Temu actually safe? Plenty of people are jumping on the bandwagon. S...
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How to wipe a computer: Securely erase all data (step-by-step guide)
Selling or recycling your computer? Don’t do it until you’ve wiped it clean. Your device holds a lot more personal data than you think—documents, photos, passwords, browser history, saved logins...
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Hashing vs encryption: Key differences
Data is everywhere, and so are the risks of losing it. Whether you're sending a message, logging into an account, or backing up your files, you want that data to stay private and secure. That's where ...
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How to hide apps on iPhone (5 easy and secure methods)
Maybe it’s a dating app. Maybe it’s a budgeting tool. Perhaps it’s just something you don’t want others scrolling into. Whatever the reason, hiding apps on an iPhone isn’t as simple as drag...
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502 bad gateway meaning and 10 easy steps to fix it fast
Nothing’s more frustrating than trying to visit a website, only to be met with an error message instead of the page you wanted. One of the most common and confusing errors is 502 bad gateway. But wh...
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What is I2P and how does it work?
In an age where online privacy is under constant threat, tools like the Invisible Internet Project (I2P) have emerged to help users communicate and browse anonymously. I2P is a decentralized peer-to-p...
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Geek Squad scam: Spot the fraud, protect your identity
Email, text, and phone call phishing scams are a dime a dozen. The most successful scams center around credit card providers and technology companies. With that in mind, it’s no surprise that techni...
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The threat of SIM swaps start with your personal data
The SIM you use is tied to your phone number. If you get a new phone and want to keep using the same phone number, as is the norm, you’ll have to undergo a SIM swap. This could happen in various way...
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Apple iCloud alternatives? How about external drives
Rather than comply with a UK government requirement to build a backdoor into users’ encrypted data, Apple has taken steps to remove end-to-end encryption on some of its services for UK customers. In...
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