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 Protect Yourself Against Cash App Scams
Cash App is a quick, easy way to send and receive money, but as Cash App scams rise, is the mobile payment app safe to use?
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Suspended X (formerly Twitter) Account? Here’s What To Do Next
If your X (formerly Twitter) account is locked, limited, or suspended, these steps can help you get your account back in good standing.
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Zander vs. LifeLock 2024: Which Has the Best Identity Theft Protection?
When it comes to identity theft protection, there are numerous protection plans available, and we can help you decide which is best for you.
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What Is Identity Theft Insurance and How Can It Help Me?
Identity theft can wreak havoc on your financial accounts, but having identity theft insurance can help mitigate the damages of this rising cybercrime.
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Need a Twitter Alternative?: 3 Platforms to Try
Twitter’s changing landscape has many users contemplating leaving the platform. If you’re wondering where to go if you decide to ditch the blue bird app, here are three private and secure Twitter alternatives.
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Loan Fraud 101: What You Need To Know To Protect Yourself From Scammers
Loan fraud is a rising concern as more financial information is shared online. Here’s how to keep your identity, and your financials, safe.