Fraud & Security Alert

With finances booming amidst the rest of the world's problems, opportunistic hackers are taking advantage of the situation by trying to steal as much money as they can. This time they're masquerading as financial brokers using very convincing phishing sites and if you happen to fall for one, you could end up paying for it — big time.

What if scammers were able to come up with the perfect trick to get you to trust a phishing email? You might not think it's possible if you're paying close attention to small details like the sender field. But what if you got an email that looked like it came directly from you? That's exactly what's happening to Outlook users with this scary new scam.

Whether you realize it or not, every time you leave your search history in place, you're feeding Google more data. The same goes for when you watch videos on YouTube, put information into your Google profile or talk to Google Assistant by voice. But as scary as this might seem, there is a silver lining: You can actually delete almost everything you've shared with Google and get your privacy back. Here's how.