Fraud & Security Alert

When it comes to tech companies, you should trust their actions over their words. Case in point: Amazon says it stands for free, open and uncensored internet. But now it's removing books and films it doesn't like. To add salt to the wound, Amazon is so tight-lipped, it refuses to offer any explanation. Here's the full story.

We're a year into the pandemic and still relying on our internet connections for work, school and more. While many ISPs offered a grace period on data caps, that time is coming to an end. Here are some tips on lowering your data usage to avoid extra fees.

When you’re working in isolation, it’s easy to crave connection with others. One popular way remote workers band together is by sharing their home offices on social media. They’ll tag selfies with #WorkFromHome or #HomeOffice to feel less alone. But when you do this, you’re inviting hackers to crack personal secrets that could lead to fraud.

People are quitting Twitter and social media every day. Some are famous. Most are not. But their reasons for quitting are eerily similar.