Get the latest privacy related news from Kurt and CyberGuy and his tips and tricks you can use to fight off hackers and prying eyes.
Can you believe certain parts of your otherwise personal and private shopping are being made public by default on the world’s largest retail site Amazon.com? Follow these 3 must-do privacy changes to your Amazon profile now.
Face searching tool finds photos of you in seconds flat by combing through 900 million images and video online. How to remove illegally posted photos of you from other sites.
How to craft a takedown notice and get your material removed from offending websites. A DMCA takedown notice is backed by US law and gives you the power to reclaim stolen material from photos and videos to written content.
Everything you need to know about Twitter Tip Jar and traps to avoid when setting up, sending tips and connecting it to payment apps.
Everything you need to know about app tracking transparency.
Follow these steps to block out annoying unwanted robocalls and tech spam.
Google ain’t the only game in town even though they monopolize the share of search engine use. There are more private and secure search engines that don’t invade your privacy as much as the personal data leech that defines Google.
Two big threats confirmed by Apple after releasing a fix inside the latest iOS and iPadOS software version 14.4 update. Here’s how to update iPhone and iPad software now.
If you own a Ring Video Doorbell or other Ring product, give your Ring privacy a quick checkup.
Yes, Google still tracks your every move with location data and more. In exchange, they make some of the most sought after mapping tools and photo storage tools. What’s convenient and novelty is also a very personal history of your life available to anyone who can get access to your phone or google account. If you don’t want to be tracked and have all of your photos location data mapped on Google, then follow these tips.
