Recent Articles About Internet Safety

Apple Pay utilizes various forms of encryption to secure your payment, but that doesn't mean the mobile payment system can protect against human error or scams.

Meta has dominated the messaging app space, but there are more secure apps that don’t share your data, track your activity, or put your privacy at risk.

Trojans can cause you serious problems by hiding underneath the cover of a legitimate program or file.

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.

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.

Open source software is typically free to use, but "free" refers to the freedom to use, modify, and share the software, not just the price. Let's explore open source software, where collaboration and innovation meet to shape the technology of tomorrow.

In most cases, QR codes can be scanned with your phone’s camera, but make sure you trust the source of the code to avoid opening malicious links.

Find out what the “Your connection is not private” error message means and how to fix it.

Compressing (zipping) and extracting (unzipping) files are easy ways to download and transfer large files. Learn how to compress and extract files on any device, whether on Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, or even Linux.

We tested Kaspersky Safe Kids to see how well the parental control app was able to monitor and restrict device usage without hindering functionality.

We tested Qustodio with our own data to see how well its wide range of features worked. Are they enough to get past its subpar privacy commitments?

We tested mSpy on our own device to uncover the thin line between surveillance and safety, so you can decide if this tool aligns with your parental control needs.