You don’t need to pay for antivirus software – here’s why
Americans over 65 are twice as likely to pay for third-party antivirus software than those under 45. If you’re still doing it, here’s why you can stop.
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ZDNet | Security
Get a waterproof Blink Mini 2 security camera for only $20 before October Prime Day
The newest version of the Blink Mini features key improvements that make it worthy even for non-budget shoppers, but it’s especially attractive with this October Prime Day deal at 50% off.
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I’ve weathered a lot of hurricanes – these are my must-have storm tracking tools
As a South Florida resident and technology pro, I closely monitor every model and update as a system develops and strengthens, starting 7-10 days ahead of landfall. Here are the apps and websites I depend on.
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Sick of ads on Android? Change these 5 settings for more privacy – fast
If you care about your phone privacy, consider tweaking these settings to prevent Android from targeting you with ads. Here’s how.
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Google’s new Workspace password policy starts today: How to know if you’re affected
Google Workspace drops support for older internet protocols and adopts OAuth for better account protection. Here’s who’s impacted and what to do.
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Wiping a Windows laptop? Here’s the safest way to erase your personal data – for free
Before you get rid of an old laptop, make sure your personal files are thoroughly deleted and unrecoverable. Here’s how.
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Microsoft to start charging for Windows 10 updates next year. Here’s how much
Businesses can expect to pay a shockingly high sum for a subscription to Windows 10 Extended Security Updates. Educators will fare better. But what about consumers?
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Microsoft announces sweeping changes to controversial Recall feature for Windows 11 Copilot+ PCs
The ‘photographic memory’ feature in Windows 11 is set to begin rolling out soon. Will these security improvements be enough to satisfy critics?
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Worried about that critical RCE Linux bug? Here’s why you can relax
Yes, there are security holes in OpenPrinting CUPS, which Linux, Chrome OS, MacOS, and some Unix systems use for printing, but it’s not that bad. Here’s how to check if you’re at risk.
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