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Securely Transfer Files to Different Devices Using SendAnywhere

It is always an issue when you want to transfer files from one device to another. With SendAnywhere, you can easily and securely send files to various devices and platforms.

By Jeffry Thurana – Jan 5, 2017

Does The FCC Protect Internet Privacy?

With a new set of rules that would compel your ISP to ask questions before gathering your data, is it actually going to protect privacy for people on the Web?

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Jan 2, 2017

How to Avoid Fake and Bad Videos on YouTube

YouTube has a lot of poorly-rated, bad and even fake videos that can waste your valuable time. Here are a few tweaks for you to avoid bad videos on YouTube.

By Robert Zak – Dec 29, 2016

4 Most Common Myths About Tor You Should Learn About

TOR has become such a popular application that many people trust it completely without knowing how it works. Here are some of the common myths about TOR you should know.

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Dec 19, 2016

Why You Should Take a Social Media Detox

Agree or not, we are spending too much time on social media. Here are four reasons you should seriously consider a social media detox.

By Cosette Jarrett – Dec 18, 2016

5 of the Best Alternatives to Mailchimp You Should Check Out

While Mailchimp is great, it can get very expensive as your database grows. Here are some of the cheaper Mailchimp alternatives you should check out.

By Ada Ivanova – Dec 13, 2016

What Is the Scareware Scam and How to Protect Yourself

Other than the usual malware, there is also the scareware scam that scares you to install infected software. Let’s learn how it works and how you can protect yourself.

By Simon Batt – Dec 11, 2016

4 Apps and Online Tools to Find Out What to Watch on Netflix

If you are running out of things to stream, here are four tools you can use to find awesome new content on Netflix and other popular streaming platforms.

By Cosette Jarrett – Dec 1, 2016

Improve Your Productivity with These 10 Offline Apps for Chrome

Plenty of Google Chrome apps require an Internet connection to be truly useful. Here are 10 great offline apps for Chrome you can use to improve your productivity.

By Alexander Fox – Nov 29, 2016

How Images Can Infect Your Computer through Social Media

Can image files like JPEGs or PNG spread viruses? We tend to believe not, but here’s an incident on how images are used to infect computers through social media. Let’s find out!

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Nov 28, 2016

How to Make Use of Google’s Advanced Search Features for Better Search Results

Sometimes Google might not return the results you want. Fortunately, you can use Google’s advanced search features to be a little more direct with Google and obtain better search results.

By Alexander Fox – Nov 28, 2016

5 Websites to Help You Boost Your Productivity

In this connected world, distractions can be a killer. Here are five websites that will help you shake off the distractions and focus on your goals.

By Simon Batt – Nov 20, 2016

How to Make Mobile-Friendly Websites that Make Google Happy

As Google gives more priority to mobile-friendly websites, it is important for you to ensure your site is mobile friendly. Learn how to do so with these tips.

By Christopher Harper – Nov 19, 2016

What You Need to Know About Long-Range WiFi Project

Security specialist Ben Caudill announced a “Proxyham” project that can provide long-range WiFi and a secure and private connection. Let’s find out how it works.

By John Parsons – Nov 19, 2016

User Accounts Might Become Obsolete in Video Conversation. Here’s Why!

With Skype removing the need to have user accounts to participate in conversations, user accounts might become obsolete in the near future. Here’s why.

By Miguel Leiva-Gomez – Nov 18, 2016

Settings and Extensions We Think Are Protecting Our Privacy But Aren’t

There are plenty of privacy settings and extensions that are supposed to protect us, but are not really working. Check out the list here.

By John Parsons – Nov 17, 2016

How to Avoid Spoilers and Political Discourse While Online

With Facebook and Twitter overrun with spoilers of TV shows and movies, you can use these tools to filter the content you see and avoid spoilers and political discourse.

By Ryan Lynch – Nov 16, 2016

How to Set Up Free Email Subscription Service with TinyLetter

If you hate to spend extra time and effort to create and maintain an email list, one free email subscription service you can use is TinyLetter.

By Jeffry Thurana – Nov 15, 2016

Single Sign On (SSO) – What Is It and Should You Use It?

Single Sign On saves you the trouble of providing credentials to access sites. Here we will explain SSO in detail so you can decide if this is a good solution for you.

By Ada Ivanova – Nov 12, 2016

Find Out How Websites Are Tracking You and How You Can Hide Your Info

Websites tracking you and targeted advertising may seem like an unavoidable part of modern life, but you can protect your privacy with these strategies.

By John Parsons – Nov 7, 2016

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