Facebook has a history of betraying its users when it comes to privacy and security. Now, it turns out the social media giant can track your photo locations even if you ask it not to. We'll explain how this is happening and tell you the only real solution.

The internet is full of junk. We find the good stuff for you, from helpful tools to get stuff done to the best apps and websites out there.

Like it or not, you're a part of many people search websites. They're run by data brokers, or info brokers, who collect your data, throw them into directories or databases and sell them. Some even give their results away for free. In this guide, you'll learn how to delete yourself from three sites that share your information.

Do you know what the term cramming means? It is when companies add small fees to your bill, "cramming" it with additional charges. Here's how to spot it and what you can do about it.

With the end-of-year shopping spree reaching billions of dollars, criminals will be looking for their piece of the financial pie. While they might not deploy the same tactics as last year, you still need to be aware of the dangers of online shopping. Here are ways to protect your wallet.

The more we rely on our devices for work, school and our personal lives, the more we have to lose. Whether it’s bank accounts, personal data, photos, conversations — there’s just so much to preserve and protect. That’s why I recommend TotalAV’s industry-leading security suite. It’s easy to use and offers the best protection in the business. In fact, they’ve received the renowned VB100 award for detecting more than 99% of malware samples for the last three years in a row. 

Not only do you get continuous protection from the latest threats, their AI driven service, WebShield, blocks dangerous websites automatically, stopping threats before they reach you. Plus you can subscribe to data breach alerts and clear out old files with the Junk Cleaner.