How to cleverly hide your private phone searches — Find out if there is a keylogger on your computer
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June 30, 2023

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3 steps to make your (or a family member's) phone safer

3 steps to make your (or a family member's) phone safer

Give your loved ones — or yourself — the gift of privacy. Take a few minutes to do a smartphone privacy and security tune-up. It'll only take a few minutes, and I'll walk you through all the steps.

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Quick tip of the day

When you open a folder on your PC, you see a grid or list of all the different files inside. You can change how files are displayed, making navigating everything in a specific folder easier.

  • Open up a folder, then right-click on the background — not a file.
  • Hover your mouse over the View tab of the dropdown menu.
  • Choose your preferred layout from the menu.

Select extra-large icons if you’re trying to preview photos before opening them. Choose List (just filed names) or Details (file names plus the date, type and size) to view compact information about your files, making it easier to locate PDFs and Word documents, for instance.

Sometimes, Windows notices when you choose the same display layout in a new folder and automatically applies it to other folders to save time. Nice.

🍎 Use a Mac? We put together 10 Mac tricks to boost your productivity.

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Ways to save lost files from a failing hard drive

Ways to save lost files from a failing hard drive

Many of us have some of the most critical information stored on our computers. If you have ever had a computer crash, you know it can be extremely frustrating. You can lose all your data. If you don't back it up, it will be gone forever. We have the perfect solution, so this will never happen to you.

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How-to: Clever way to hide your private phone searches

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Signs your phone or computer is infected with a virus or keylogger

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How the U.S. caught a Chinese spy

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