Antivirus vs. VPN — Social media's role in mass shootings
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May 27, 2022

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Bad news if you use DuckDuckGo - It was tracking you

4 things you need to know today

1. Bad news if you use DuckDuckGo - It was tracking you

To combat the all-seeing eye of tech giants, some search engines claim to offer more robust privacy and won't collect any identifiable information. One of these is DuckDuckGo, which also filters out potential personalized search results. But it turns out to be not so private after all.

Tap or click here to see why privacy-focused DuckDuckGo is in hot water. →

2. In the wake of the Texas school shooting, social media must do better

The mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, highlights the strong connection between social media and violent events. The alleged gunman was messaging his intentions before the shooting and posting images of guns on social media, yet nobody picked up on what was to come next.

Tap or click here to see how social media factored into the Texas school shooting. →

3. Need a new computer? Save up to 45% with Dell's summer sale

Want to save money on high-tech gadgets? Take advantage of one of the best 2022 tech sales. In celebration of Memorial Day, Dell Technologies just started its summer sale. You can grab desktop computers, laptops and more at affordable prices.

Tap or click here to save big on computers, laptops and more. →

4. Antivirus vs. VPN: Do you need both for online privacy and security?

Kim often gets one question: "What's the difference between antivirus software and a VPN?" We're here to break it down. They keep you safe in their unique ways, tackling different aspects of your digital life, so you get complete protection and privacy.

Tap or click here to find out how antivirus software and VPNs keep you safe. →

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Getting back at scam callers

Getting back at scam callers

Even with new laws and helpful apps, scam calls are still a problem — especially when it comes to older adults, and they'll often stop at nothing to con someone out of their life savings. One man took it upon himself to get back at scammers through their call centers in India, and what he accomplished is truly amazing.

 

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