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January 14, 2023

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Want a fun side job? 5 off-the-wall ways to make money online

Want a fun side job? 5 off-the-wall ways to make money online

There are tons of ways to make money online. You can sell your skills on Fiverr, become a social media influencer or find freelance work. These are some of the most common side hustles. But if you want to try something new and innovative, check this list of the most creative and unusual jobs you never knew about.

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  Signs your phone or computer is infected with a keylogger

Signs your phone or computer is infected with a keylogger

One of the creepiest types of malware is a keylogger. These programs record everything you type — text messages, login credentials, payment information — and relay that information to cybercriminals to do as they please. Here's how to spot keyloggers on your computer and phone and what you can do if your device is infected.

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Spotify is one of the world's largest music streaming services with almost a quarter billion active users. And if you have ever used Spotify, you know it is impressive how well the app can get to know your music preferences. How does this software work? Through extremely complex math, of course.

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Protecting my devices from malware

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I use Windows Defender, but what about my phone? Is there a better solution for my computer, too?

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Is cloud backup safe?

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We used to do a lot of file backup online but with all of the hacks and ransomware, we're trying to figure out the best way to back up personal and business files. Any suggestions?

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Cloud backup is still the way to go. You just need to make sure you're using a safe, reliable company to get the job done. My pick is IDrive. Your data is encrypted with 256-bit AES encryption on transfer and storage. You can set your privacy to the highest level by creating a private key for your account during signup. That means no one but you will have access to your data.

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Drowning in spreadsheets

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Is there ANYTHING I can use besides QuickBooks for my financials? The more I use QB, the more disgusted I become! HELP!

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Sounds like you're drowning in spreadsheets. Don’t let QuickBooks slow you down, and stop paying for multiple systems that don’t give you the information you need when you need it. It’s time to upgrade to NetSuite by Oracle, the world’s No. 1 cloud business system.

NetSuite gives you visibility and control over your financials, HR, inventory, e-commerce and more — all in one place — instantaneously.

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Divorcing your spouse: How to safely remove them from shared accounts

Divorcing your spouse: How to safely remove them from shared accounts

Breakups are hard, even more so now that we have many more parts of life to untangle. From email to streaming to social media, I'll walk you through a simple way to say a digital goodbye to your ex so you can move on and maintain your privacy.

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  Protect your privacy: How to remove your home's photos from Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com

Protect your privacy: How to remove your home's photos from Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com

Is your floor plan posted online for anyone to see? When you think about it, that's a serious privacy concern. Luckily, in just a few steps, you can protect yourself. In this week's tech tip, I'll show you how.

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