It's no secret that you're being watched and tracked as you browse the internet. Companies want to know what you're doing so they can hit you with targeted ads. They do this using third-party cookies, which can track your activity across multiple websites. But, how do you know who is tracking you? Luckily there's a free tool that can help.

There is a reason that most economists and investors warn against putting money into digital currency. It’s unstable at best. While sometimes cryptocurrency climbs to staggering rates, other times it takes a huge jump off the high-dive and people have lost their life savings.

If you do invest, it is smart to keep track of the fluctuations in the market. CoinMarketCap is a great resource to keep up with prices and changes.

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Crooks aren't just after your bank accounts and social media profiles. They will attack pretty much anything that will give them ways to rip you off, including access to your home. That's why it's important to lock down your home security cameras to keep hackers from gaining access and spying on your every move.

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Dell’s Semi Annual Sale is the perfect opportunity for a significant business upgrade. Save up to 45% on Dell computers built for business with Windows 10 Pro. Plus, enjoy special pricing on Dell docks, monitors, servers and more — all with easy financing options through Dell Financial Services.

Here at the Komando HQ, we often get questions about Bluetooth trackers. "Why would I want one?" you may wonder. This versatile lost and found tech has a ton of potential. Not only can you use it to keep track of your gadgets, but you can also keep a close eye on your family and pets. Here's how.

Have you ever been accused of reading a text message or a DM and not replying? Well, you are in luck as there is a setting in Instagram that allows you to read DMs without the sender knowing that you did. Here's how you do that, and why it might be a good thing.

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We have long known that people have biological clocks that help us function. They tell us when to go to bed and when we need to wake up, amongst other things. It turns out that bacteria also have internal clocks and why it's so important will blow your mind.