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The ultimate guide to phone security: How to protect your mobile device
You probably start your day by grabbing your phone. It’s where you check messages, manage money, snap photos, store tickets, and even get work done. With so much packed into one device, it’s no su...
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What is personally identifiable information (PII)? A guide to protecting sensitive data
When you sign up for an online service, you usually provide details like your name, email address, phone number, and even payment information. All of this is known as personally identifiable informati...
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What is quantum computing? From qubits to real-world use cases
Think of a computer that doesn’t just process 0s and 1s but can evaluate many possibilities simultaneously. That’s the idea behind quantum computing, an emerging field that uses the principles of ...
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Browser vs. search engine: What’s the difference?
Most of us use the internet every day without really thinking about how it works. It’s easy to mix up a browser with a search engine since we often use them together, but they actually do very diffe...
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How to use LinkedIn private mode for maximum privacy and networking
Unlike many social media platforms, LinkedIn usually notifies users when someone views their profile. That visibility can work in your favor, but there are times when you may want to look without bein...
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What is SSTP (Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol)? Complete guide
There are numerous VPN protocols to choose from when you want to establish a secure connection and encrypt your online data, including OpenVPN and WireGuard. SSTP, or Secure Socket Tunneling Protocol,...
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How does satellite internet work?
Satellite internet brings broadband to places that cable and fiber may not reach. Instead of sending data through buried lines, a small dish at your location points to a satellite, which relays your t...
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What is Trojan malware? Full guide to risks and protection
Trojans are a type of malware that trick victims into downloading their dangerous payload by masquerading as safe software or files. Depending on the specific threat, a Trojan may stealthily gather yo...
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What is a mesh network and how does it work?
A mesh network is a system of multiple hardware devices (called nodes) that work together to create a single, seamless Wi-Fi network. They can be useful in homes that experience dead zones and are wid...
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What is network jitter, and how does it impact internet performance?
Network jitter, or packet delay variation, happens when data packets experience inconsistent delivery times due to congestion or routing changes. This inconsistency directly affects real-time applicat...
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