6 Mobile Red Flags to Look for When Browsing the Internet
Phishing sites may look like legitimate sites. How do you know if they aren’t? Before your data is stolen, take a look at these great tips to stay safe.
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Do Yourself a Favor: Lock Your Smartphone
If your phone is lost or stolen, you should have a plan for protecting your data and retrieving your phone. Here are some tips for your continued protection.
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What to Look Forward to with Google Pixel 2
The rumor mill is churning, and it is not disappointing! Keep reading to find out what’s in store for the future Google Pixel 2 phone.
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Why You Should Protect Your Social Apps from Hackers
Don't leave your social network security to chance. Take a look at the Social Guardian feature in your DFNDR app to give your favorite networks extra protection.
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6 Podcasts You Need to Listen to Right Now
Are you looking for a cool, new podcast to listen to for your commute? These are some of the best podcasts to listen to on the web right now. Check them out!
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Samsung Galaxy S8: What You Need to Know
After the colossal failure of Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7, they needed a big winner with their next device. Luckily, the Galaxy S8 might repair their reputation.
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Who Called Me and How Did They Get My Information?
We’ve all had those unknown numbers that call, and call, and call. More frustrating than the missed calls, though, is the question: how did they get my number?
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Here Are the Different Wi-Fi Speeds Explained
There's more than one kind of Wi-Fi. Take a look at the different Wi-Fi speeds and learn how to check your Wi-Fi for security and safety.
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Become an Expert Artist with Google’s AutoDraw
Not great at coloring inside the lines? Find out how Google’s AutoDraw app for Android can turn all of your drawings into masterpieces.
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Here Are the Latest Updates to Google Earth
Google Earth lets users explore the world from the comfort of their own homes. 2017 updates to Google Earth have given users even more to discover.