Josh Koebert
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Josh is a seasoned data journalist whose work has appeared in top-tier outlets including CNET, PCMag, Forbes, TechCrunch, and a range of other respected media platforms. His work explores topics relating to privacy, data security, and technology in an increasingly digital world, including topics such as digital crime and scams, issues surrounding trust and security relating to tech companies and social media platforms, and data security while traveling, among others.
Josh holds a degree in Sports Communication from Bradley University. Prior to shifting into the data journalism space, he built his career in broadcasting and public relations, working with professional sports organizations as well as his university’s athletics department.
Josh lives in Tampa, Florida, with his wife and two children. His free time is spent building Lego sets, relaxing at the beach, and exploring one of the many different theme parks his family has annual passes for.
- CNET
- PCMag
- Forbes
- TechCrunch
- Data security
- Privacy
- Identity theft
- Scam prevention
- Sports Communication Degree from Bradley University
- Mac or PC: Mac
- Android or iPhone: iPhone
Josh's Latest Articles
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Location Sharing Survey: 62% of Americans Share Locations, Many Regret It
All About Cookies surveyed U.S. adults to learn how many share their location with others, why they do so, if they’ve caught anyone lying about their location, and more.
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Digital Footprints: 6 in 10 Americans Have Something Online They Don’t Want Others to Find [Survey]
All About Cookies surveyed people to find out how many are uncomfortable with others finding their digital footprint, the personal data they want to keep most private, how they feel about government monitoring of digital footprints, and more.
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Teens and Tech: Two-Thirds of Parents Think Their Teen Is Addicted to Their Phone [Study]
All About Cookies surveyed parents to find out how they feel about cell phone addiction in teens, which social media platform is most dangerous for their kids, and more.
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The Most Tech Illiterate States in America [2025]
All About Cookies compiled Google Trends data to find which states are leveling up their tech game, as well as which states are struggling to keep up in an increasingly digital world.
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Which States Are Doomscrolling the Most?
All About Cookies analyzed Google Trends data to find the states where people are seeking out sad or depressing news most often.
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Web Builder Statistics 2025: 1 in 3 Have Built a Site, But Most Struggle to Finish
The All About Cookies team compiled statistics about web building platforms and surveyed 1,000 people to understand coding and web building literacy among internet users.