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Privacy Matters! 5 Apps That Keep Your Data Safe and Private

If you are serious about protecting your privacy, you need to use the right apps to do it. Here are five apps you need to consider for everyday use.

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Signal Desktop Brings Secure Messaging to Your PC

Signal, the messaging app which values privacy above all else, now has a standalone desktop app called Signal Desktop available for Windows, MacOS, and Linux.

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How to Password Protect Files and Folders on Mac

You can encrypt your entire Mac drive with FileVault, but there are simpler options when it comes to password protecting individual files and folders.

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You Can Now Share Your Live Location on WhatsApp

You now have the option to share your realtime location with other people on WhatsApp. That is if you feel comfortable sharing your location with other people.

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You're at Risk From a KRACK Attack: Everything You Need to Know

An exploit called "KRACK" (Key Reinstallation Attack) is making headlines. But what exactly is a KRACK attack? Can it be fixed? And what can you do about it? Let's take a look.

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Your Wi-Fi Connection Isn't As Secure As You Think

The WPA2 encryption security protocol that protects your Wi-Fi connection has a flaw. This is a potentially catastrophic vulnerability that could adversely affect almost anyone connected to the internet.

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Why We Should Never Let the Government Break Encryption

Living with terrorist means we face regular calls for a truly ridiculous notion: create government accessible encryption backdoors. But it's not practical. Here's why encryption is vital to day to day life.

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Gmail vs. ProtonMail: Which Email Client Is Best for You?

While Gmail may be the most convenient email client, ProtonMail is more secure. Which one is right for you? We'll help you find out with this comparison.

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4 Syskey Encryption Alternatives for Windows 10

Windows encryption tool Syskey will disappear with the upcoming Windows 10 update. Here are four alternative tools to secure your data.

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How to Encrypt Chat on Twitter and Facebook

Of the many open-source options for encrypted chat, Keybase sets itself apart by offering interesting social media integrations.

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Is Your Password Manager Secure? 5 Services Compared

Unless you have an incredible memory, there's no way you can possibly hope to remember all your usernames and passwords. The sensible option is to use a password manager -- but which is best?

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7 Reasons Why Gamers Need a Gaming-Friendly VPN

You've got the best mouse and a stunning monitor. But have you ever thought about how a good VPN can enhance your gaming experience? Here are seven reasons to try one.

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The Complete Guide to Improving Your Online Security and Defending Your Privacy

Everyone wants your data, reputable companies and criminals alike. If you want to build up your defenses and protect yourself online, let us guide you through how to improve your security and safeguard your privacy.

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Why Encrypting Your Data Won't Protect You From Ransomware

Encrypting your data will keep it safe from theft and unauthorized access. But when it comes to ransomware, your encrypted data is little more than a locked safe inside the scammer's locked safe.

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Is Security Through Obscurity Safer Than Open Source Software?

Open source software comes with clear security benefits. The opposite approach is security through obscurity. Is one approach actually safer than the other or is it possible that there's truth to both?

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How to Encrypt Gmail Messages Before They Reach Google's Servers

Are you wary of Google's prying eyes but can't get yourself to quit Gmail? Use this nifty extension to encrypt your messages and prevent Google from reading them.

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You Can Now Make Encrypted Voice Calls Using Telegram

Telegram may be a little late to the voice-calling party. However, Telegram's focus on offering end-to-end encryption means it's bringing security to said party.

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You Can Now Make Encrypted Video Calls Using Signal

Thanks to Signal, you can now make an encrypted video call from your smartphone without worrying about who is listening in. Or at least that's the promise.

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How to Make Your Online Experience More Secure

Your online activity should be approached with a healthy amount on cynicism. Let's look at some of the steps you can take to secure your entire online life.

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8 Ways to Stay Private While Using an Android Smartphone

Smartphones are made to give away a ton of data about you, but you can tweak your smartphone to make it much more private -- and you should.

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