How Law Enforcement is Fighting Ransomware
Ransomware is on the rise worldwide. Find out what law enforcement agencies are doing to protect citizens and businesses from ransomware.
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Do You Believe These 3 Myths About Phone Batteries?
There are a lot of myths about phone batteries out there. Find out some of the most common myths about smartphone batteries, and why they are false.
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What to Do After You’ve Lost Your SIM Card
If your SIM card suddenly disappears, don't waste any time; you should act at once. Otherwise, the consequences could cost you dearly.
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Can Your Smartphone Be Hacked Through Sound Waves?
There are many surprising ways that hackers can access your smartphone. Perhaps the most surprising is that cyber criminals can hack your phone via sound waves.
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4 Methods You Can Use to Keep Your Phone Cool
Your phone overheating is a real problem; an overheated phone can result in battery and system issues. Here’s how to cool down your phone.
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How to Remove Android Spambots from Your Phone
It's understandable that free Android apps often use advertisements to make money. However, many of these ads can behave a lot like spam.
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A Cooler Phone Battery is a Healthier Phone Battery
Your phone — and its battery — works best at certain temperatures. Temperatures that are too hot can lead to your battery being damaged. Find out more now.
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Why Does Ransomware Often Go Undetected?
Believe it or not, your Android could be infected by dangerous ransomware right now — and by the time you find out — it’s too late! Keep reading to find out the signs.
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Here’s How Android Users Can Detect Spyware
Is your phone using lots of data, battery power, receiving unusual text messages, or making sounds for no reason? If so, you may have malware.
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Concerns Tech Users Have with Facebook Advertising
Facebook ads are getting more targeted to users and their search preferences. Here’s everything you need to know about Facebook ads and your online privacy.