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How privacy screens keep your stuff private

Ever catch someone sneaking a peek at your laptop screen in a coffee shop? We’ve all been there. That’s where privacy screens come in! These handy filters are like sunglasses for your device, making it so only you can see what’s on your screen. People looking from the side will just see a dark, blurry […]

Is that email really asking to confirm your identity?

Ever signed up for a new online account and gotten an email asking you to “verify” your identity? It happens all the time. But before you hit “reply” and send over your info, take a quick pause. Some identity confirmation requests are legit, but others are sneaky scams. Here’s how to tell the difference: The […]

Be picky about who you connect with online

Social media is all about connecting with people but hold on a sec. While building a big follower list might seem cool, it’s important to be choosy about who you let into your online world. Not everyone with a funny meme or a seemingly perfect profile pic is who they say they are. So, how […]

Ditch the password—unlock your PC with your face

Sick of typing passwords all the time? Windows Hello can help! It lets you sign in to your Windows PC with your face, fingerprint, or even iris scan. No more scrambling to remember complex passwords. Plus, it’s more secure than a regular password. Hackers can guess passwords, but they can’t steal your face! Windows Hello […]

Don’t leave your digital doors unlocked

Just like you lock your house, you should lock your phone and tablet to keep your personal information safe. Here’s why a strong passcode or fingerprint scan is your digital security guard: Strong Passwords: The Key to Security The lock on your device is only as strong as your password. Here are some tips for […]

Public computers – great for browsing, not banking

Public computers at libraries, schools, or cafes are handy for checking the web or working on projects. But hold on! These machines might not be the best place for sensitive online activities like banking or shopping. Here’s why: What can you do safely on public computers? When it comes to online security, it’s better to […]