Can you even imagine the heartbreak of losing every photo you've taken the past two years? 5 years? How about 10 years? Since most everyone uses smartphone cameras to take photos and videos and since no one ever prints those photos on paper, losing them to a simple mistake happens frequently.
Who hasn't thought about making a little money on the side? Whether you're looking to build a nest egg, pay for college, or start your own full-time business, everything you need to get started is likely on your smartphone.
A new texting scam is going around using the same photo of a young woman claiming she sent a text to the wrong number.
When was the last time you Googled yourself? Go ahead and enter your name in a Google search to see what comes up. If you have a unique name or spelling, your Facebook or Twitter account might be in the first few search results.
If you have a Windows PC, you should read this story and immediately check to see if your computer has the latest security updates.
Many police departments across the country have begun getting complaints from citizens reporting that a notification on their iPhone warns they are being secretly tracked, or stalked by someone placing an AirTag in their bag or their car.
Police departments across the country are getting reports of Apple AirTag trackers being discovered by people who had no idea they were being tracked.
Younger generations may shake their heads in disbelief that their parents and grandparents fall for a cyber scam. But maybe those younger people can learn a thing or two about cyber-crime from their elders.
While President Biden and allies are stopping tech from getting into Russia, social media is making it very difficult for Russia's state-sponsored news to be shared outside of the country.
Maybe you already know it's not a good idea to over-share on social media. Then you find yourself answering one of those lists of questions posted by one of your friends.
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