Crash Course How to Check Whether Your Web Connection's Secure Without a secure web connection, eavesdroppers can see what you're browsing. We show you how to make sure you're protected.
Crash Course How to Be Even More Anonymous Online To protect your privacy online, we explain how Tor offers better anonymity than a VPN.
Crash Course How to Set Up Your Devices for Privacy Protection The more we rely on our computers and phones, the more personal data passes through them. Here's how to find information to protect privacy on your devices.
Crash Course How to Choose a Good VPN A Virtual Private Network (VPN) gives you some anonymity when browsing. Read these tips for choosing a provider.
Crash Course How to Live Without Google Google tracking is more pervasive than most people realize. We show you some alternatives to Google services to limit your exposure.
Crash Course How to Send Messages in Private There are times when we all want to chat in private. Here's how current technology can help you do just that.
Device Privacy Tips How To Encrypt Your Devices When data is encrypted, it turns into a seemingly random collection of characters, unless of course you have the decryption key! The ability to encrypt all the data on a device is now
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Device Privacy Tips How To Protect Privacy On Windows 7 You might also be interested in our privacy tips for Windows 10. 1. Ensure you use a password to protect your user account. It goes without saying that this should be a strong,
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Device Privacy Tips How To Protect Your Privacy On Mac Follow these easy steps to protect the personal data on your device running macOS or Mac OS X. 1. Easily encrypt your Mac with the built-in FileVault. Turn FileVault on to make your
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Crash Course Is Your Data Being Sold? In our last blog post, we showed how to delete your Google Search History. This limits the information that Google has for its advertisers. But, they likely still have an advertising profile on
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