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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Is Roblox Safe For Your Kids? Here’s What You Need To Know
Roblox is one of the most popular gaming platforms among kids and teens, but is it safe? We’ll tell you everything you need to know about how to make Roblox safe for kids.
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How To Watch “Bluey” Online: Your Complete Guide
“Bluey” lovers unite: Our guide explains how to watch “Bluey” online and walks you through all the streaming platforms and VPN options, so you can keep up with the Heelers — no matter your location.
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Apple Passwords vs. LastPass 2024: Which Password Manager Is for You?
For Mac and iOS lovers, iCloud Keychain has always been a good password manager, but the new Apple Passwords is now compatible with Windows, making it a top contender for any user.
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Privacy Badger vs. uBlock Origin 2024: Which Free Blocker Should You Use?
Privacy Badger and uBlock Origin are free ad blockers that bring something to the table, but uBlock Origin provides a seamless, clutter-free browsing experience.
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DeleteMe vs. Hogo Privacy Defense 2024: Data Removal Service Duel
DeleteMe and Hogo Privacy Defense can both remove your private information from the internet, but DeleteMe reigns supreme with superior data removal services coupled with security features to help mask your email, phone, and card information.
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DeleteMe vs. Incogni 2024: Who Protects Your Data Better?
DeleteMe scans almost three times the number of data brokers and offers additional security features like email masking, while Incogni tracks and repeats removal requests, which may be needed for some data broker sites.