Recent Articles About Online Privacy

Phone constantly buzzing? Here’s how to silence notifications on your Android device.

Twitter is now charging for SMS-based two-factor authentication. We’ll show you how to keep your Twitter account secure without paying for a subscription.

After testing Optery, we found it to provide detailed and robust services for staying anonymous online.

DuckDuckGo is one of the most private and transparent search engines available and has multiple features available to give you back your online privacy.

Privacy Bee claims to help users remove personal information from data brokers and websites, so we put it to the test with our own data.

HelloPrivacy is a no-nonsense product that helps you locate and delete your sensitive information from data sale sites across the internet.

WhatsApp is one of the most popular messaging apps in use today. With over a billion people using it worldwide, the app is a prime target for security risks. We’ll review what you need to know about protecting yourself while enjoying this app.

With 90% of websites using at least one tracking script, it is imperative to know how to lower your digital footprint.

If you’re tired of getting all those notifications on your iPhone, we’ll show you how to change those settings and stop the interruptions.

Are you tired of data collection sites like Nuwber getting your personal information? If so, we’ll show you how to remove your data and how to protect it from any future collection.

In 2021, Amazon launched its much-criticized Sidewalk feature by opting-in all eligible Alexa users, but what is this feature and are you still connected?

Starting December 31, 2023, Utahns will have more rights when it comes to their personal data. Find out how the UCPA protects consumers.

Privacy laws like the GDPR and CCPA prohibit black hat UX. But as dark patterns become more prevalent, consumers must learn to recognize and avoid these deceptive UX design traps.

Learn how to turn on location services on your Mac for improved location-based features, security, and convenience in this simple guide.

The GDPR's "right to be forgotten" allows consumers to have personal information erased from company data if it meets specific criteria.

For those concerned about their presence on the internet, it is essential to remove personal information from Google search results.

Maximize your online security: A step-by-step guide to protecting your phone and webcam from hackers.

Although Android phones have their own security features, you may benefit from adding security apps to further protect your device and privacy.

Learn what LexisNexis is and what information it has about you, plus how to freeze or opt-out of LexisNexis reports.

The Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA) helps protect Virginians' privacy rights. Find out who needs to comply, what rights it gives consumers, and more in our guide.

If you look around your home or office, you most likely have a smart device within reach. If you have privacy concerns about your electronic devices, we’ll show you how to put a stop to those gadgets listening in.