Facebook has a history of not protecting its users' data. But things got extensively worse this week as cybercriminals dumped over 530 million user records onto the internet for anyone to see. We've got details on this massive data breach, including what information was exposed and how to determine if you were part of the breach.

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Google isn't immune to the same greedy tactics other Big Tech companies pull. Google keeps tabs on your location, tracks search history and builds a digital profile based on your browsing habits. Thankfully, it is possible to look up and delete most of the data Google has on you. We'll show you how.

Like it or not, Big Tech will always be after your data. While you can take steps to lower how much information is collected, you can't stop it all. Google and Apple collect data from your smartphone, but a new study shows that one is doing it way more than the other. We've got all the frightening details.

Now that many COVID vaccine restrictions have lifted, seniors aren't the only ones who can sign up for an appointment. That means herds of people are stampeding to get their shots. Of course, scammers can smell blood in the water. Here's the latest scam you should watch out for.

You know what’s not fair? Netflix hides thousands of shows and movies from you based on your location and then has the nerve to increase prices yet again. Make sure you’re getting your full money’s worth by using ExpressVPN. 

What’s on Netflix in the U.S. is completely different from what someone in the U.K. or Japan has on theirs. ExpressVPN has over 90 countries to choose from, so every time you run out of stuff to watch, just switch to another country to unlock new shows.

Stop paying full-price for streaming services and only getting access to a fraction of their content.