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As people found more time for side hustles during the pandemic, there has been a massive increase in self-employment.

Even online reviews and seemingly legit websites can't be trusted to help you sift the good apps from the malware.

Nobly is the latest POS to be acquired, but won't be the last. Here's the most recent shakeup in the POS world.

Firefox Lockwise will soon stop being supported. Here's what to know and what password management alternatives to consider.

Jack Dorsey is moving on, and he's tweeted his entire resignation email to prove it.

Extinction Rebellion and Make Amazon Pay - a coalition of over 70 organizations - both have multiple demonstrations planned.

At least 600 Google employees have now signed a letter calling for staff to "oppose the mandate as a matter of principle".

Microsoft said the "all-in-one" communication system will help "SMBs reduce costs and simplify operations."

The Dept. of Defense has asked tech companies to bid for the JWCC, which will replace the JEDI contract scrapped in July.

Aggrieved investors are suing their telecoms providers after falling victim to scammers using SIM-Swapping techniques.

As fintech gains a foothold in US banks, regulators are making sure that cybersecurity remains a priority.

The pandemic-driven shift towards remote work has highlighted threats like ransomware and mobile attacks.

Why bother with ransomware when you can just lie and say you did? Here's how website owners can spot the latest scam.

Users can now buy merch and products directly from a Group they're in or locate other member-recommended products.

Plus, 27% of them say that those hours don't even need to add up to 40 per week.

Twitter's also recently changed the way that it displays images, so we're getting a lot of updates here.

Virtual card payments are up while check and cash payments are down: Payments are officially going remote.

Friends and family can be given limited access to a user's sensitive data in the password manager, in an emergency situation.

The scam sees victims being lulled into responding to a seemingly innocent first email, before receiving a phishing attempt.

The paid-for service starts officially in spring 2022, but early adopters can sign up to the beta for free.

Features for the $2.99/month subscription include advert free scrolling, and the ability to undo tweets.