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HTTPS Everywhere: What is it, and can you use it today?
When you load a website, your data can either travel in plain text or through an encrypted connection—and that difference matters more than most people think. For years, an extension called HTTPS Ev...
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How to put parental controls on iPhone (fast and easy guide)
If your child has an iPhone, you’ve probably wondered how to make it safer. Between social media, games, messaging apps, and the internet in general, kids are spending more time online than ever bef...
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How to identify and avoid fake apps in 2025 (full guide)
There are apps for everything nowadays, from map apps that help you find your way around to apps for shopping, dating, banking, entertainment, and education. But unfortunately, not all apps are what t...
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Top 12 VPN myths debunked
VPNs are everywhere—but so is the misinformation about them. Some say VPNs make you completely anonymous. Others think they’re illegal, slow, or only for hackers. It’s time to separate fact from...
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Is Reddit safe? What you need to know in 2025
Reddit is one of the most popular places on the internet to talk about… well, pretty much anything. You can sign up with a nickname and jump into any community that catches your interest. But while ...
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12 smart ways to secure your home Wi-Fi network (2025 guide)
Home Wi-Fi network protection is an important but often overlooked aspect of cybersecurity. You connect all of your devices to your home network, and unfortunately, this makes it a prime target for th...
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How to check if a website is safe
If a website isn't secure, you risk exposing your personal information every time you visit it. Cybercriminals often disguise malicious pages to look trustworthy, making it easy to fall into phishing ...
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What is data anonymization? Benefits, methods, and best practices
Companies regularly collect data on their customers, which they can use for various purposes, including selling to other organizations. However, to comply with data privacy regulations, they may nee...
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DNS hijacking and how to prevent it
DNS hijacking is a cyberattack that silently reroutes your internet traffic. Attackers can use this tactic to steal sensitive data, inject malware, display unwanted ads, or block access to specific si...
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What is bossware? Your guide to employee monitoring tools
In today’s remote and hybrid work environments, many employers are turning to “bossware”—a growing class of employee monitoring tools designed to track productivity, activity, and even behavio...
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