Tech Tips & How-Tos

September 2, 2020


Tech how-to: Lock down Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari for maximum security Your web browser is your gateway to the world at large, but it’s also the way cybercriminals can access your computer. The good news is there are browser settings that you can adjust to make them as secure as possible. Here are simple ways to keep your web browser safe and secure against hackers and malware. Tap or click here to lock down your web browser of choice. →	Protect your home with a free HD camera SimpliSafe’s got everything you need to protect every room, window and door in your home. Professional monitoring keeps watch, ready to send police, fire or medical pros if there’s an emergency. Set it up yourself in under an hour — no contract, no pushy sales guys, no hidden fees and no fine print. Right now, go to simplisafe.com/kim and get a free HD security camera. →

Tech how-to: Lock down Chrome, Firefox, Edge and Safari for maximum security

Your web browser is your gateway to the world at large, but it’s also the way cybercriminals can access your computer. The good news is there are browser settings that you can adjust to make them as secure as possible. Here are simple ways to keep your web browser safe and secure against hackers and malware.

Tap or click here to lock down your web browser of choice. →

Protect your home with a free HD camera

SimpliSafe’s got everything you need to protect every room, window and door in your home. Professional monitoring keeps watch, ready to send police, fire or medical pros if there’s an emergency. Set it up yourself in under an hour — no contract, no pushy sales guys, no hidden fees and no fine print.

Right now, go to simplisafe.com/kim and get a free HD security camera. →

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