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Why changing your android device name boosts privacy

Remember when you first set up your Android phone? You were probably excited to get started, downloading apps and customizing everything. And chances are, when it asked you for a device name, you might have just typed in your own name, like “John’s Pixel” or “Sarah’s Galaxy.” It seemed harmless enough at the time, right? […]

Hidden dangers: why you need to clear your mobile clip tray

We use our smartphones for just about everything these days, and copying and pasting text is a huge part of that. Whether it’s an address, a funny quote, or a link to an article, the clip tray (sometimes called a clipboard manager or keyboard clipboard) is super handy. You copy something, and it sits there, […]

How to spot scams aimed at older adults

The internet is an amazing place, especially for older adults. It’s a fantastic way to stay connected with family and friends, keep up with the news, shop from home, manage finances, play games, and so much more. It opens up a world of convenience and connection! But just like you buckle up before a car […]

Online shopping smart: why virtual card numbers are your security secret weapon!

Online shopping is amazing, right? It’s super convenient to buy almost anything from the comfort of your couch. But when you type in your credit card number to complete a purchase, a little voice in the back of your head might whisper, “Is this really safe?” And that voice has a point! When you directly […]

The digital disguise: why you can’t always trust who you meet online

The internet is an amazing place for connecting with people, right? We chat with old friends, make new ones, join communities, and explore common interests. But here’s a super important truth we all need to remember, regardless of our age: people aren’t always who they say they are online. Sadly, it’s incredibly easy for criminals […]

Your Microsoft account’s superpower: turn on two-factor authentication

Hey everyone! In today’s digital world, your Microsoft account is likely a central hub for a huge chunk of your online life. We’re talking about your Outlook emails, OneDrive files, Xbox games, Windows logins, and even your Office documents. If a cybercriminal manages to get their hands on your Microsoft password, it’s like they’ve found […]