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Don’t toss your old phone to the curb

Upgrading to a new phone is exciting, but don’t just toss your old one aside. It’s like throwing away your wallet without checking it first! Your phone is a treasure trove of personal information – photos, messages, contacts, and more. If you sell or give away your phone without wiping it clean, you’re handing over […]

One email for every occasion: boost your online security

Tired of managing a million different email accounts? Us too! But hear us out. Using separate emails for different parts of your life is actually a smart security move. Think of it this way: your email is like a digital mailbox. If you stuff everything into one box, it’s easier for someone to steal your […]

Lock down your phone – now it’s your digital wallet

Your phone is like a tiny treasure chest filled with your digital life – photos, emails, contacts, and more. Unfortunately, it can also be a target for hackers. To keep your phone safe, follow these tips: Lock it Up: Set a strong passcode or use fingerprint or facial recognition to unlock your phone. This is […]

Clean out your inbox, protect your privacy

Your email inbox is like a digital filing cabinet, stuffed with all sorts of stuff. Unfortunately, it can also be a treasure trove for hackers. If they manage to break into your email, they can snoop through your messages and steal your personal information. Imagine if someone found a physical filing cabinet with your passport […]

Hit the brakes before you overshare online

We’ve all been there – filling out an online form and suddenly it feels like they’re asking your life story. But hold on! You don’t have to hand over every detail to make a purchase. Here’s how to be a data-guarding champion:

Strong security chain—why who you interact with matters

We all love a good deal, but when it comes to your online security, cutting corners can backfire. Here’s the deal: your security is only as strong as the weakest link in the chain. That means even if you’re super careful at home, a security gap with another company can still expose your data.