Recent Articles About Identity Theft Prevention

Whether you’re locked out of your Facebook account or it’s just time for a change, we’ve got all the details on how to change your Facebook password (and fix common problems).

Learn how to turn off the Safari password manager and take control of your passwords and privacy settings.

There are a few ways to recover your Gmail password, even if you don't have a recovery email and phone number linked to your account. Here’s how.

We test, rate, and review ID theft software to help you choose the best and most recent services for yourself and your family.

Kroll Monitoring is an enterprise-level security firm, but regular people are receiving invitations to join. What is Kroll, and why should you activate your offer?

All About Cookies analyzed FBI data to find the states with the biggest increase in elder fraud in recent years.

All About Cookies analyzed government data to find the U.S. cities with the biggest increases in identity theft in recent years.

Bitwarden and 1Password are trusted, well-established password managers with various similarities and differences that appeal to users.

Banks may not refund lost funds if you’re the victim of a scam, but there are other steps and services you can use to try and get your money back.

You can reduce your online footprint by deleting unused Gmail accounts on any device in 12 steps or less.

Microsoft Edge’s password manager has a few strikes against it that are deal-breakers, so instead we recommend a few secure password managers that will keep all your data safe.

Apple Passwords will be a great integrated extra for Apple users, but anyone who wants more than what it offers has some great options available to them.