Your Guide to Controlling Your Permissions on Android
Your Android phone allows applications to have limited access to your phone's information for security purposes. Learn more about Android's permissions here.
Your Android phone allows applications to have limited access to your phone's information for security purposes. Learn more about Android's permissions here.
You might think that your digital footprint doesn’t have any connection to your online security. But unfortunately, you couldn’t be more wrong.
Parents, don’t let your kids bring home the latest virus. Instead, use these techniques to protect your home Wi-Fi from viruses.
Your teen might be constantly connected to one tech device or another. But that doesn’t mean that he or she makes the best choices to stay safe online.
Are you aware of and worried about the security risks presented by your apps and cloud storage system? You should be. Read on to find out why.
It’s easy to lose track of your stuff when travelling. If you’re studying abroad this semester, check out these tips for keeping your devices safe.
While you’re living and working on campus, your Internet is never going to be private. It’s even more important to be careful to keep your information secure.
The privacy focused communication app, Silent Phone, provides users with peer-to-peer encrypted calls, secure video, messages, and file transfers.
It’s very convenient to charge your cell phone in public. Sadly, this is an easy way to get hacked. Find out how to protect yourself from hackers.
It can be nerve wracking when you have to walk alone at night in college. Increase your peace of mind by downloading one of these three safety apps for Android.