Jan. 28 marks Data Privacy Day, a day to take stock of how well you are guarding your personal information online. Because technology is constantly changing, data ...

Your 12-year-old just clicked a link in a group chat. You’re finishing up remote work from a Santa Clarita café. And your smart doorbell just notified you of a delivery. We rely on connected tech for ...

As technology continues to advance, cyber threats are evolving and becoming more sophisticated, with attackers finding new ways to breach security systems. Maintaining your online privacy prevents ...

The world might feel like a sh*t show right now, and maybe the internet does too, but you can still get what you need online without losing your privacy — or your mind. Most of the things we love ...

We recently told you how to avoid Internet snoops, and that got me thinking about online privacy in general. Sometimes it's easy to forget that before the Internet became ubiquitous, privacy was a ...

Online privacy is an oxymoron. For example, there’s an advertiser ID on your phone that’s supposed to keep your location anonymous. Are you surprised it doesn’t? Me neither. Tap or click here for ...

Protecting your privacy in the age of ransomware attacks, facial recognition, and social media can feel overwhelming, but it is possible. Author and professor Lawrence Cappello has a new book on the ...

Navigating the web involves constant cookie consent requests, impacting user experience and privacy. While cookies enhance ...