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Free Wi-Fi—friend or foe—stay safe on public networks

We’ve all been there: stuck at the airport or a coffee shop, desperate for a Wi-Fi connection. Free Wi-Fi sounds tempting but hold on to your virtual horses! Unsecured public Wi-Fi can be a wild west of security risks. Here’s how to navigate the world of public Wi-Fi safely: By following these simple tips, you […]

Trip time—don’t forget to backup your digital memories

Packing for a trip? Don’t forget to throw in some digital security! Lost phones, stolen tablets – these things happen, especially when you’re navigating unfamiliar territory. Here’s how to make sure your precious vacation pics and travel info are safe, ensuring your memories stay secure even if your device doesn’t: By taking a few minutes […]

Lost phone panic—find my device to the rescue

Ever misplaced your phone and felt a mini-heart attack coming on? We’ve all been there. But for Android users, there’s a handy tool called “Find My Device” that can help ease your worries. Here’s how it works: Imagine Find My Device as a personal GPS tracker for your phone. You can log in to your […]

Unlock your laptop like James Bond: ditch the password, go biometric!

We all love the convenience of leaving our laptops open for a quick coffee break. But what if someone stumbles upon your unlocked laptop and decides to take a peek? Yikes! Here’s how to add a layer of security to your laptop login: Windows Hello and Apple TouchID are two popular biometric login options. They’re […]

Wi-Fi woes – choose your connection wisely

We all love free Wi-Fi, but public Wi-Fi networks, like at coffee shops or parks, are convenient, but they can be risky for your data. Why? Because they’re often not very secure, meaning someone could potentially snoop on your online activity. So, how can you stay safe while surfing the web? Here’s the scoop: A […]

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 […]