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A VPN can be useful when traveling, using public Wi-Fi, or connecting to a network you don’t fully trust. StackSocial currently offers a one-year subscription […]
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A VPN hides your IP address by rerouting your internet traffic through a remote server, preventing internet snoopers from tracking your online activity. This theoretically […]
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I hadn’t heard of Tailscale until recently, when a friend raved about its capabilities. After researching online, I discovered that the software has a loyal […]
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If you have a driver’s license in the US or Canada, there’s a good chance your information was recently sold on the dark web. A […]
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The start of the school year is the busiest time for VPN providers, with a significant portion of annual subscriptions coming from students. Labor Day […]
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Meta smart glasses are gaining a reputation as a privacy nightmare, to put it mildly . While the company is taking steps to make it […]
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The annual hacker convention DEF CON, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, concluded its 2026 edition. The main stage, exhibit halls, and demo labs showcased exciting […]
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The start of the school year is the busiest time for VPN providers, with a significant portion of annual subscriptions coming from students. Labor Day […]
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Your dating profile contains a vast amount of sensitive information about you. It includes your gender identity, sexual preferences, location, photos, political and religious views, […]
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I often advise people to think of VPNs as hoppers. Instead of sending network traffic directly to the internet and scattering metadata everywhere, you route […]
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Most typical WhatsApp scams don’t involve high-tech security breaches. They’re not orchestrated by state-sponsored hacker groups with deep pockets and military-grade technology. In fact, most […]
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Firefox users on iOS can now eliminate a significant amount of ad noise while browsing the web on their mobile devices. Mozilla is gradually rolling […]
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If you use Microsoft Edge, you’ll soon discover that some older extensions, like uBlock Origin, no longer work. This is because Microsoft, following Google Chrome’s […]
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If you’ve read our previous articles about the Tor network and the Tor browser , you know they’re the best options for maximum privacy and […]
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Vibe programming may be extremely popular, but it comes with serious security concerns, including vulnerable databases, API leaks, remote hint injection attacks, and AI-powered data […]
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Maintaining privacy online is difficult . The playing field is extremely uneven: if you use apps and websites as intended, your every action is almost […]
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A few years ago, AI-powered note-taking and transcription tools were a niche productivity tool used by busy executives and media professionals. Now they’re ubiquitous. But […]
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You’ve likely heard warnings that public Wi-Fi networks aren’t always trustworthy, and now Microsoft is giving you a compelling reason to avoid them. A new […]
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Malware is everywhere these days. You might expect to find it when downloading strange programs from the dark corners of the internet, but these are […]
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Artificial intelligence is constantly improving at detecting information, including sensitive data like your passwords, financial information, and API secrets, when it’s hidden in obvious places. […]
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Using email aliases was once a niche privacy measure. However, they are now a common solution offered by many major email services, including Apple, DuckDuckGo, […]
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Uninterrupted web browsing used to be much simpler: you just had to disable all third-party cookies, blacklist known tracking domains, and install an ad blocker. […]
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Do you accept or decline the cookie request? Browser cookies remember more than just your login credentials: they can track your browsing history across different […]
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Fraudulent calls are nothing new. In fact, the situation has gotten so bad that many of us simply refuse to answer calls from unknown callers. […]
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Cybersecurity experts warn that in approximately 10-20 years , quantum computers will have sufficient computing power to decipher common cryptographic methods like RSA and ECC—an […]
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Over the past few days, I’ve been exploring all the AI-enabled browsers available to me. So far, I’ve completed general research tasks on Perplexity Comet […]
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VPNs are a fantastic security tool. While they’re not foolproof , a properly configured VPN can protect your traffic between apps and websites. However, the […]
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In early May, the Texas Attorney General’s Office filed a lawsuit against Meta for deceiving users about the level of security provided by WhatsApp’s end-to-end […]
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Google is updating its privacy settings around how some of its apps collect, store, and use your search data, including to train AI models, so […]
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If you use Chrome (or a Chromium-based browser like Edge), please note: you must install the latest update for your browser. Without it, your browser […]
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Traditional security methods are excellent tools for protecting your digital life. If you use a unique password for each of your accounts and set up […]
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As someone who cares about user privacy, I’ve been thinking about ditching my Gmail account for years. But quitting Gmail isn’t easy, just like switching […]
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When making a regular phone call from a mobile device, security is not guaranteed. Cellular protocols do not use end-to-end encryption, meaning the audio signal […]
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We all receive enough spam these days to be wary of obvious scams: if you receive a message from an unknown number asking for money […]
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Before you send your next direct message on Instagram, keep in mind: anything you share with that friend, influencer, or company can potentially be seen […]
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DuckDuckGo has been my default search engine for years. Its main advantage is that it tracks you far less than Google, but DuckDuckGo is more […]
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DuckDuckGo’s main selling point is privacy, so it’s no surprise that the company is creating its own VPN— as long as you pay for it […]
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Last week, it was revealed that the FBI had accessed deleted Signal messages on a defendant’s iPhone , despite the user having completely deleted the […]
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Elon Musk’s X Corp is back in business. The company’s latest X-related product is XChat, a messenger designed for secure communication between X users. The […]
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Gmail is one of the most popular, if not the most popular, email platforms in the world. But it’s not a favorite among privacy-conscious users. […]
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