There’s a new feature in iOS 17.3 to protect your iPhone from theft: Stolen Device Protection. With Stolen Device Protection enabled, a potential thief can’t change key security features on your phone even if they have your passcode, making it hard for a thief to wipe and resell – and...
Is This a Phishing Email? 8 Warning Signs to Look Out For
Cybercriminals use phishing emails to steal from or hack you. They pretend to be a legitimate business or person, making you think you're dealing with the real one. But if you look for these eight warning signs, you can avoid these emails. 1. Alarming Subject Line Cybercriminals use social engineering,...
How to View All the Devices Linked to Your iPhone
Have you ever wondered how many devices are linked to your iPhone – allowing them to access data like your iMessages, photos, and other personal data? The answer lies in the number of devices that use your Apple ID account. Every device that uses your Apple ID has the potential...
Update Google Chrome Right Now to Fix a Security Exploit
With every update that's released to an app or operating system, there is the chance a zero-day security vulnerability can strike. And when there is one, depending on the severity, it's something that you want to address as soon as you get a chance, because it could very well be...
How to Protect Your Privacy on Public WiFi Networks
So you're at your favorite coffee shop, hopping onto the free WiFi with your tablet to check your social networks, read the latest news, and maybe take a quick peek at your bank balance while enjoying your latte. We've become so accustomed to constant Internet access wherever we are that...