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Don’t let hackers score: How to keep your inbox safe this Super Bowl season

You’re already mentally clocking off for the day when one last email pops up. It’s about a contest to win Super Bowl tickets for the whole family. As a big football fan, you don’t want to miss out on this opportunity, so you click on the attachment without thinking twice.
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How-to Security Phishing
18 people found this article helpful.

Is that email for real? Here’s how to find out

Have you ever gotten an email that just didn’t feel right? Maybe the sender’s address looked a little off, or you weren’t sure if it was even real. What if we told you there’s actually a way to check? Keep reading to find out how to check if an email is real and a few simple ways to spot fake ones before they fool you.
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Email Security How-to
52 people found this article helpful.

Phones get viruses too - Here’s how to stay safe

We all know computers need antivirus software, but what about our phones? Are they just as vulnerable, and should we be protecting them the same way? And what’s the deal with Apple vs. Android? Is it really true that iPhones are safer? Let’s break it all down and clear up some common myths!
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Security How-to Android iOS
44 people found this article helpful.

Parents’ guide to handling unauthorized online purchases

Imagine opening your front door to find not one, not two, but a thousand dollars' worth of Dum-Dums lollipops stacked on your porch. That’s exactly what happened to a Kentucky family after their child went on an Amazon shopping spree.
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How-to Security Life-hack
14 people found this article helpful.

Passphrases: Remembering secure passwords the easy way

"GddW&m3H." "4Am-RaeA." Who can remember passwords like that? Luckily, there’s a better way: the passphrase method. Use it to create strong, secure passwords that are so memorable that they’re a snap to recall.
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Password Security How-to
77 people found this article helpful.

Eight easy ways to keep your phone & data safe when you travel

It seems impossible to imagine traveling without our phones these days. A smartphone lets us capture precious memories, keep in touch with our loved ones, and navigate strange cities. So picture what would happen if your phone was lost, damaged, or stolen in the middle of your trip.
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Security Privacy App
535 people found this article helpful.

Passkeys are here, and they’re changing logins forever

Ever heard of “passkeys”? They’re a simple way to log in securely without a password. Keep reading to learn how passkeys work as a login method and why they improve your online security.
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Security Password Cybersecurity
124 people found this article helpful.

ChatGPT full guide: Everything you need to know

Since its release in 2022, ChatGPT has taken the world by storm. The AI ChatGPT bot has transformed many aspects of our lives, from how we write to how we create, and even problem-solve. Yet, despite all this buzz, many people still don’t know how it works, what it can do, and its potential downsides.
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Security Environment Internet AI
90 people found this article helpful.

Broken phone? How to protect your privacy during cell phone repair

So, your phone took a dive, froze up, or just won’t hold a charge anymore? Whether it’s a shattered screen, a dying battery, or some mysterious software glitch, one thing’s clear: your digital sidekick needs help.
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Backup Security How-to
35 people found this article helpful.

How many email accounts should I have?

If you’re like me, you use your email address in a lot of different ways and a lot of different places. Of course email is needed to send and receive personal and business correspondence. An email address is also usually required when you register to use online services, from payment platforms to social media.
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Security Email Aliases Life-hack
242 people found this article helpful.
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