Online privacy is a real concern these days and if you’re not worried you’re not paying attention. If you are interested in hiding your Internet activity for whatever reason, you should check out the following ways in which you can browse the web anonymously.
My girlfriend likes to know where I am during the day so she can surprise me by showing up, and suggested I use “Swarm” to check in to places as I go. I downloaded the app, but can you tell me how to use it?
I’m a bit confused. I got an email from someone who isn’t part of our IT department saying I need to update my email account. Is it legit or some sort of scam?
I went to log in to my Yahoo Mail account this morning and don’t seem to remember my password. How do I reset it or recover access to my Yahoo account?
It’s an unfortunate fact that web security sometimes gets lost in the excitement of setting up a new website or blog, the thought of finally having a storefront for your craft takes precedence over protection from SQL injections and Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks – as if anybody knows what they are anyway. Foregoing website, server, and/or database protection creates a false economy though; online threats are increasingly a concern for everybody who has a website.
I have a Comcast Xfinity system and am wondering about the easiest way to record the new American Gods series on Starz?
I was given a Toyota Corolla as a loaner for a few weeks while my car was being worked on, and have to turn it in and get my car back. Good! But I want to remove all the addresses I entered in the GPS navigational nav system. How do I delete all the previous destinations?
I hear that there’s a new competitor to Twitter on the net called Mastodon. What is it and how can I get started?
