Kalleigh Lane
Kalleigh Lane is a passionate digital security advocate and the Managing 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 from University of Toronto
- Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Mount Allison University
- Mac or PC: PC
- Android or iPhone: Android
Kalleigh's Latest Articles
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How To Block Reddit Ads in the App and on a Desktop
Reddit ads can interrupt your scrolling and even pose safety concerns, but there are ways to easily block them and improve your overall experience.
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Cord Cutting: More Than Half of Americans Cut Cable or Streaming Services in 2025 Due to Rising Costs
All About Cookies surveyed 1,000 people to see how many have cut the cord on traditional TV services, the streaming services they use instead, and more.
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2025 VPN Statistics and Consumer Report: 61% of Americans Remain Unprotected Online
All About Cookies surveyed people to find out how many know what VPNs do, how many use them, how safe they feel using VPNs, and more.
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Holiday Scam Statistics 2026: Keep Your Information Safe This Holiday Season
Staying vigilant and avoiding holiday scams online can take work, but it's worth the effort to keep your data safe.
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Cookies Study: 1 in 4 Americans Blindly Accept Internet Cookies, But Most Don't Know What They Do
The All About Cookies team surveyed 1,000 U.S. adults and asked them all about internet cookies. We found out how much people know about them, how people interact with cookie disclaimers, and more.
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The Most Popular Rom-Com in Each State (And Where to Stream It) [2026]
We found out which romantic comedy is most popular in every state in the country. Is your favorite on the list?
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Types of Computer Cookies: First-Party vs. Third-Party Cookies
Learn about the two main types of computer cookies, first-party and third-party cookies. One aims to help improve your web browsing experience, while the other is for tracking and targeted advertising.
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How To Detect Malware on Your Computer
Think your computer has a case of malware? Here's how to know for sure — and what to do about it.
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How to Write a Website Privacy Policy
To comply with data privacy laws, your website likely needs clear privacy and cookie policies. Learn how to write a comprehensive and effective privacy policy for your website.
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How To Protect Your Computer From Viruses
Don't risk infecting your computer with viruses, worms, or Trojans. Here's how to protect yourself.
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How To Protect Your PC From Viruses and Malware
Learn how to avoid infecting your computer with malware with these online safety habits.
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What Is Network Protocol? Unveiling the Digital Code
Explore the core of digital communication as we decode network protocols, their types, and their indispensable role in cybersecurity.
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Privacy Issues for Computer Cookies
Cookies themselves are harmless. Privacy concerns come into play with how they are used.
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What is Third-Party Ad Serving?
Many websites make their money using third-party ad serving companies.
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What Is an Opt-out Cookie?
Opt-out cookies help you block third-party advertisements. Here's how to use them to your benefit.
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What Are Persistent Cookies?
While session cookies are temporary files that disappear when you close your browser, persistent cookies linger until they expire or you remove them. Both can improve your online experience, but persistent cookies can track you, too.
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What Are Session Cookies?
Learn how session cookies are used to personalize your web browsing experience.