How Online Security Threats Hurt Work-From-Home Businesses
The pandemic has brought upon a remote work boom. Unfortunately, online security threats have made that a bit risky.
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Study Reveals Average Person has 100 Passwords
According to new research from NordPass, the average person has 100 passwords to remember! What's the easy solution?
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Samsung Galaxy S21: What You Can Expect
The Samsung Galaxy S21 is coming sooner than you think, so we take a look at all the information we already know about it.
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Google Hangouts Will Finally Be Replaced in 2021
Google has announced that it will be doing away with Hangouts in favor of other communication platforms within its ecosystem.
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UK Businesses Allegedly Selling On COVID Contact Tracing Data for Profit
Venues around the UK have been allegedly selling contact tracing information supplied by their customers to third parties.
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Apple’s iPhone 12 Family Includes the Mini, Pro, and Pro Max
Apple has debuted the $799 iPhone 12, $699 iPhone 12 Mini, $999 iPhone 12 Pro, and the $1099 iPhone 12 Pro Max.
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Google Meet Adds Breakout Rooms for More Engaged Learning
Google Meet is adding the popular breakout rooms feature, so you can communicate more effectively while remote learning.
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What to Know About Chrome’s New Security Features
With Google's new Chrome browsers features, you'll be able to combat password leaks or fraud easier than ever.
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The Only Way to Stop iOS 14 Annhilating Battery Life is to Reset
iOS 14 is killing battery life on some iPhones and the only way to fix it is through a full reset. Yikes.
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Apple Suing Canadian Recycling Firm for Reselling Used Products
Apple is suing a Canadian recycling company, accusing it of stealing over 100,000 iPhones, iPads, and Apple Watches.
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Google Experimenting With Sign Language Video Call Features
Google is developing video chat features for sign language users that would allow them to more effectively utilize the tech.
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Treasury Department Warns Against Paying Ransomware Hackers
The US Treasury Department has advised against paying ransomware demands, even stating that doing so could result in a fine.
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Google Announces Pixel 5, Pixel 4a 5G, Nest Audio, and New Chromecast
Google has announced four new products: the Pixel 5, the Pixel 4a 5G, the Nest Audio speaker, and a new Chromecast.
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TikTok Cracks Down On Weight-Loss Ads
TikTok has put new restrictions on weight-loss ads, following heavy criticism for promoting dangerous diets to young users.
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Google Meet to Add 60-Minute Time Limit for Free Users
Google Meet is going back to normal at the end of month, adding a 60-minute time limit for free users and dropping features.
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The Top 3 Cybersecurity Threats Facing Ecommerce Sites Today
Cyberattacks remain a serious concern during the pandemic, particularly for ecommerce businesses. Here are the top threats.
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Nokia Announces Mid-Range 8.3 5G plus Cheap 3.4 and 2.4 Phones
Nokia's newest phones, the 8.3 5G, plus sub-$200 3.4 and 2.4, won't break the bank, but might leave you a little underwhelmed
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Google Can Now Scan Malicious Files For Advanced Protection Users
Google has expanded some features in its Advanced Protection Program - allowing users to scan and check risky files.
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Windows Security Threat Elicits Critical Warning from Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security has announced a warning about a Microsoft Windows security vulnerability.
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US Will Deeply Limit WeChat and End TikTok Downloads by Sunday
The US has announced that TikTok and WeChat will be removed from all US app stores this by Sunday. Here's our FAQ.
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Facebook Adds New Feature To Watch Videos With Friends
Facebook is the latest app to get onboard with joint video consumption - but what can we expect from this new feature?
