How Google's Third-Party Cookie Phase-Out Will Improve Browsing
How will the phase-out of third-party cookies affect your internet experience?
How will the phase-out of third-party cookies affect your internet experience?
Everyone has a data profile online. But what if you want to remove it?
You now have more control over who will see your Instagram posts and Reels.
Is your browser blocking cookies when you don't want it to?
You can now hide your IP address during WhatsApp calls.
Not everyone has to see who you follow and who follows you.
Less presence means less footprint, which makes you safer online and with less digital maintenance. What's not to love?
When you're trying to stay anonymous online, a VPN is the simplest solution. But a DNS leak can totally undermine the purpose of a VPN...
It's natural for older individuals to be less tech-fluent, but this is putting them at risk. Here's how to address it.
Google wants to protect your IP address, but is that all it's up to?
If you use an Android device, there's more than one way to protect your privacy.
Meta has updated its Accounts Center so that you can disable Instagram tracking on other websites.
Browsing data reveals your browsing habits, and can be accessed by sites you visit. If you're concerned about your privacy, you can manage and delete your browsing history.
Don't want to reveal your identity but do want to use crypto? We've got you covered.
Spotify's Wrapped feature is a handy annual review of your favorite tracks, based on your listening data. There are pros and cons to this.
Want more privacy on your computer or laptop? Consider these lesser-known operating systems.
X lists can be useful, but it's useful to check which ones you're on and remove yourself from the lists you don't want to be included on.
Whether you're using ChatGPT or another chatbot, you need to be aware of the potential threats that put your data privacy into question.
You visit a site that asks for your personal information. Can you trust it? Here are seven signs to help you spot a fake or scam website.
There's a difference between the surface, deep, and dark webs, with the latter generally considered a breeding ground for illicit activities...
Cybercriminals can listen in on your Wi-Fi activity by eavesdropping. Here's how it works and how you can avoid it.