Here’s Why Your Phone Connected to a Public Wi-Fi Network
While out in public, you've probably looked down at your phone to see that it connected automatically to a network called "xfinitywifi" or "optimumwifi." Why?
Posts in the Privacy category
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What’s Going on with 5G and When Will It Be Available?
Introduced in the early 1980’s, 1G cell phones relied on a precarious connection to a laptop’s dial-up modem to function. This analog system was dependent on a delicate […]
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What a Third-Party DNS Service Can Do For You
Is your Internet too slow on your smartphone? Here’s a way to boost your Wi-Fi speed and functionality in a surprisingly simple way.
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This Guy Saved the World from a Cyber Attack
Heroes come in all shapes and sizes. But the 22-year-old Brit, Marcus Hutchins, who stopped the WannaCry virus, says he was just doing his job.
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The Rise of Mobile Gaming: Check Out These Apps
Mobile gaming has risen in popularity over the past few years. Find out about the best games to try on your device and how to improve your experience.
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These Are the Best Apps for Spam Protection
Sick of pesky spam emails, calls, and text messages? We don’t blame you. Learn how to block them with these easy-to-use apps!
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Keep Your Home Secure While On Vacation with Technology
Don’t stress about the safety of your home while you’re on vacation. Use these gadgets and devices to keep a close watch from wherever your travels take you!
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What Information Does Google Home Know About You?
As an answer to Amazon Echo, Google Home is now available around the world. It's ready to help you organize almost every aspect of your life.
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Unlisted Links Aren’t Quite as Private as YouTube Promised
Youtube guarantees that unlisted content won’t come up in search results and won’t appear on your channel — here’s how to get around that.
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Forget Snapchat: Where Do Instagram and Facebook Stories Go?
Snapchat users know that the app can see and store every photo or message sent through it. Do Instagram and Facebook stories work the same way?