Courtney Daybell
With over 15 years of experience in print journalism, Courtney Daybell now applies her skills to cybersecurity. Holding a B.A. in Communications from Brigham Young University, she specializes in topics such as identity theft protection, online privacy, minimizing your digital footprint, and scam protection.
Courtney shares insights on the latest scams and offers practical tips for securing personal data by deactivating online accounts. Her work has been featured in Time Out New York, The Cut, Salt Lake Magazine, and The Daily Herald.
When she’s not writing, Courtney enjoys spending time outdoors with her three children or listening to true crime podcasts.
- Time Out New York
- 24SLC
- The Cut
- Salt Lake Magazine
- The Daily Herald
- Identify Theft
- Parental Controls
- Online Privacy
- B.A. from Brigham Young University
- Mac or PC: Mac
- Android or iOS: iPhone
Courtney's Latest Articles
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How To Spot and Avoid Social Security Scams (Expert Tips)
Social Security scams are on the rise. Knowing how to protect yourself from these phishing scams can save your identity — and your retirement funds.
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What Happens If You Answer A Spam Risk Call?
Answering a spam call increases the likelihood of receiving more spam calls and opens the door to cybersecurity threats — and potential identity theft.
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What Is a Hacker? And How Can You Protect Yourself?
From white-hat hackers to cybercriminals, hacking attempts are more prevalent than ever before. Read our guide to learn more about hackers and how to protect yourself online.
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Text Message Scams 101: Expert Tips to Flag and Avoid Them
Scammers are everywhere, including lurking in your text messages. Learn about the latest text message scams and how to avoid becoming a victim.
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How To Clear Your iPhone Cache (and Why You Should)
Clearing your iPhone’s cache is one of the easiest ways to boost your online security. Our detailed guide shows you how to clear the cache on your iPhone in a few simple steps.
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Qustodio vs. Net Nanny 2024: Parental Control App Duel
After comparing Qustodio and Net Nanny, we found that Qustodio offers more monitoring features, while Net Nanny might be a good option for families seeking less surveillance.