Kate Quinlan
Kate is an Editor at All About Cookies. She has 8+ years of digital publishing experience as a content manager, developmental editor, and curriculum writer. She leverages specializations in EdTech and educational publishing to create impactful, well-researched content that aids learners of all ages.
With a degree in professional writing, Kate got her start overseeing communications and web management for community-based nonprofits. Accustomed to wearing many hats, she has helped independent authors, educational magazines, small businesses, and startups to craft meaningful content for print and digital media.
When not at her computer, Kate and her husband strive to adopt sustainable living practices. She loves to learn about and build homesteading skills (organic gardening and food preservation), experiment with vegan cooking (replacing mac and cheese is impossible), and dote on their two pups (Riley and Olive), big black cat (Gizmo), and pet snake (Snakey).
Mac or PC: PC
Android or iPhone: iPhone
Kate's Latest Articles
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What Happens If You Answer A Spam Risk Call?
Answering a spam call increases the likelihood of receiving more spam calls and opens the door to cybersecurity threats — and potential identity theft.
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Looking for Mobile Banking Security? The Risks of Using Mobile Banking Apps
Mobile banking is more convenient than in-person or online banking, but without the right security tools, you can be vulnerable to hackers and identity thieves.
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How To Show Hidden Files in Windows (For Beginners)
Access hidden files and folders in Windows safely by following our comprehensive guide for beginners.
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FrootVPN Review 2024: Good For Torrenting But Not Much Else
FrootVPN struggles with slow internet speeds, limited streaming capabilities, and a difficult installation process.
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Everything You Need To Know About Driver Updates
Driver updates aren’t just for tech-savvy computer users. In this easy-to-follow guide, we’ll show you why you should know more about them and how to update drivers.
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Navigating a Decentralized Internet: What Is Web 3.0?
Web 3.0 may be the future of the internet and could transform the World Wide Web as we know it, including online experiences, data security, and ownership structures.