Should I Let Google Chrome Save My Passwords?
Whenever you sign into an account in Google Chrome, it asks if you want to save your password. What does this choice mean, and is it safe?
Security/Privacy/Scams/Viruses
Focus on Privacy on the Web
There are many ways to surf the web and get email, some are more private than others. In this post, learn about new ways to focus on privacy on the web.
How to Avoid Being Hacked
There are many ways that someone can compromise your computer or your online accounts. We refer to these as being hacked. Read on to learn how to avoid being hacked.
Do I have a virus? Windows 10 edition
Sometimes a computer runs slow, shuts down, won’t run programs, or in some other way it misbehaves. Do I have a virus? How can I find out?
How to Organize Your Passwords – Step 3
The final step in the process to organize your passwords, is to actually go into accounts and change to your new, strong password.
How to Organize Your Passwords – Step 2 – New Passwords
Once you have a list of all of the passwords you need, you will need to decide on new passwords. Here are some ideas for choosing new passwords.
How to Organize Your Passwords – Step 1
The first step to organize your passwords is to figure out how many you actually have. Only then can you start to make sense of what they should be.
Public USB Port – Be Careful Plugging In
Fake USB charging stations are the newest scams. The port can be configured to steal your data. Learn to be careful plugging into a public USB port.
How to find the date you started Gmail
When did you start using a Google/Gmail account? You might be asked for the date you started Gmail if you forget your password.
Help yourself recover a forgotten email password
What kinds of things should you do now, to put yourself in the best position to recover a forgotten email password in the future?