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By Anthony Casella Last updated
Need to recover files from a malfunctioned partition? Here’s how!

By Serenity Caldwell Last updated
Log in from a weird device? PayPal's first security measure is to offer you a straightforward password reset form. This is terrible. Here's how to fix it.

By Joseph Keller Last updated
1Password has already integrated with the new Pwned Passwords tool to let you check for compromised passwords. Here’s how you use it.

By Nathan Alderman Published
One simple step can help keep your computer free from malware.

By Rich Stevens Published
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between. This week: Privacy is Both a Value and a Value

By Mikah Sargent Last updated
Update: Yahoo! has just disclosed yet another data breach. This time of 32 million accounts accessed using "forged" cookies. This follows over a billion accounts compromised over the

By Rene Ritchie Last updated

By Karen S Freeman Published
Is Tile Mate the ideal way to keep track of your beloved animals?

By Jeffery Battersby Published
Your Mac is always sending information and talking to unseen servers. How do you keep track and take control of that? With Little Snitch!

By Rene Ritchie Published
'Personal and financial details of customers making or changing bookings had been compromised.'

By Rene Ritchie Last updated
SideStepper isn't a new iOS vulnerability, it's an old phishing scam with new marketing.

By Jerry Hildenbrand Published
TeenSafe, a parental monitoring app, leaked thousands of Apple IDs and their password in plain text.

By Rene Ritchie Published

By Joe Maring Published
As part of the General Data Protection Regulation out of Europe, Google's making changes across the board with a more transparent privacy policy and better user controls.

By Mike Matthews Last updated
If you've installed MacKeeper and now want to get it off your Mac, there are a few things you should know.

By Rene Ritchie Last updated

By Peter Cohen Last updated

By Mick Symons Last updated
Google does store your usage data, but you can delete it and turn off specific tracking. Here's how.
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