Digital Safety and Privacy

Follow one message from your phone to someone else’s You type a message and press Send. At that moment, the

A password manager solves a problem that gets worse as your digital life grows. Ten accounts are manageable in your

Your personal information rarely sits in one place. Your email address may belong to dozens of accounts, your phone number

Software updates have an unfortunate reputation for arriving at exactly the wrong time. You are about to shut down your

A website can look perfectly legitimate and still be untrustworthy. That is one reason judging a site by appearance alone

You visit a website because you want to read an article, check a store’s hours, or look up a recipe,

The first time a new app asks to use your camera, microphone, location, photos, or contacts, the easiest response is

Public Wi-Fi has accumulated a reputation that is difficult to shake. For years, people were warned not to check email

Clicking a suspicious link can create an immediate sense of panic, especially when you realize what happened only after the

A convincing phishing email rarely announces itself with terrible spelling, a bizarre logo, and an obviously fake sender. The more

A password can fail in several ways without looking weak. It can be reused on another website that suffers a

A password can be technically impressive and still be a terrible password for a real person. Something like T7!qP9#vL2@x looks