Kalleigh Lane
Kalleigh Lane is a passionate digital security advocate and the Lead Editor at All About Cookies. After completing her Master of Arts in English Literature, Kalleigh has gained over 5 years of editing and writing experience in the fields of cybersecurity, tech, and finance.
Over the years, Kalleigh has been featured in major media outlets such as The Globe and Mail and CTV News, emerging as an advocate for digital security in an increasingly digital world.
When she's not creating spreadsheets or editing articles, you'll find Kalleigh playing video games or listening to BTS with her husband and cat in their cozy home on the East Coast of Canada.
- CTV News
- The Globe and Mail
- Winnipeg Free Press
- VPNs
- PC
- Antivirus
- Ad blocking
- Gaming
- Master of Arts in English Literature
- Bachelor of Arts in English Literature
- Mac or PC: PC
- Android or iPhone: Android
Kalleigh's Latest Articles
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How To Watch The Golden State Warriors Live Anywhere Without Cable 2024
Watch every Golden State Warriors game live, no cable required, no matter where you are.
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Spying on Your Kids: 80% of Parents Track Their Children's Locations and Online Activities [Survey]
All About Cookies surveyed U.S. parents to learn how many track their children’s online activities and physical location, and what the most popular methods are.
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iOS 18 Survey: Are Green Bubbles Breaking Up Friendships?
All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 people to learn how Apple users feel about Android users and vice versa.
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How Much Will It Cost To Stream Your Favorite NFL Team? [2024]
All About Cookies broke down the 2024 schedules for all 32 NFL teams to find out how much fans will have to spend on streaming and cable services to watch their favorite team this season.
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States Where Elder Fraud Is on the Rise in America [Data]
All About Cookies analyzed FBI data to find the states with the biggest increase in elder fraud in recent years.
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Identity Theft Hot Spots: The U.S. Cities With the Biggest Increases in Stolen Identities
All About Cookies analyzed government data to find the U.S. cities with the biggest increases in identity theft in recent years.