Incognito mode can help add privacy to your internet session. But what is incognito mode exactly? Read along to learn more about what it is and how to use it.
You may notice your Wi-Fi signal dropping off or grinding to a halt every now and then. Get tips on how to improve your Wi-Fi signal at home from Norton.
Don’t let a pharming attack threaten your cybersecurity. Continue to learn the basics of pharming scams as well as tips to help keep devices protected.
What does an IP address tell you? Your geolocation mainly. Learn more about what is an IP address, how to look it up, and why you might want to protect it.
This article provides current step-by-step instructions on how to clear cookies from the latest versions of five popular web browsers. If you prefer to protect your privacy when it comes to cookies, you may want to delete them. Cookies record your personally identifiable information so they can help auto-fill forms on browsers.
So-called private browsers are a standard feature of several web browsers. They have private-sounding names like Private Browsing, Private Tab, and Private Window, but maintaining total privacy isn't one of them. it's important to understand what a private browser does, and does not, do.
Your digital footprint includes all traces of your online activity. This includes your IP address, your login details, and other personal information. Information that is posted about you also gets added to your data trail. It could show up when someone searches for your name online. Your online identity can influence different aspects of your life.
According to Norton Australia’s Project 360 Data Report, while 93 per cent of Australians agree that online privacy is important to them, only one in four (28 per cent) uses a VPN (Virtual Private Network).
According to several studies on cost of ownership, users should replace their computer devices every four years. Not everyone will need to upgrade his or her computer every four years, but it’s a..
Numerous laws in the U.S. cover Internet, data security, and privacy in the United States, with the 1974 Privacy Act arguably being the foundation for...
When you “clean” your computer, you don’t just dust off the keyboard and wipe fingerprints from the screen. You also pay attention to the state of the hard drive, updating software and removing old programs.
A virtual private network (VPN) can hide a user's internal protocol address (IP address) and block their location and browser history. This allows them to share and receive information on public internet networks more privately. Even if you use a private browsing mode, your IP address can still be collected. A VPN can offer increased security by helping hide your online identity and encrypt your traffic.
We all have things to hide. It could be how much money we make, our medical records or bank account numbers. Here are twelve tips to help you protect your privacy online.
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