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How to Enable End-to-End Encryption on Ring Doorbells and Cameras When you have a device recording video 24/7 on your home, security is important. End-to-end encryption (E2EE) is one tool that can keep your data private. We’ll show you how to enable it on your Ring Doorbell. Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreChrome 92 blocks phishing attacks faster and gets 3 other security protections Phishing attacks are a major security risk, but blocking them is 50 times faster in Google’s latest browser release. Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreWhat Is Browser Fingerprinting, and How Can You Block It? Browser fingerprinting is a method with which the websites you visit can identify you. It’s mostly used to target ads at people, although it can also be used to secure websites and accounts from unauthorized access. Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreAmazon rolls out encryption for Ring doorbells – BBC News Footage captured by the video doorbells will now be end-to-end encrypted, following a trial. Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreMAGA-branded ‘Freedom Phone’ Is a Major Security Hazard Nobody can blame GOP voters for wanting a phone that prioritizes privacy and autonomy, but the Freedom Phone can’t be trusted. Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreBest Antivirus 2021: Norton vs McAfee vs Bitdefender vs Kaspersky vs Avast vs AVG vs Malwarebytes Views: 1 (more…)
Read moreAre VPNs Legal? As virtual private networks are often used for things that aren’t completely legal, like torrenting copyrighted material or circumventing Chinese censorship, it might seem plausible to think that VPNs are illegal. The good news is that in most of the world, VPNs are perfectly legal. The bad news is that, in a small number of countries, they […]
Read moreMost ransomware victims who pay up just get attacked again It doesn’t pay to pay, report finds Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreWindows 10 has built-in ransomware protection: how to use it Ransomware protection is built right into Windows. Views: 0 (more…)
Read moreWhat Is Amazon Sidewalk, and Should You Disable It? On June 8, 2021, most Amazon smart home devices—as well as certain other connected gadgets—will become part of a nationwide network called Sidewalk. Here’s what you need to know, and how to opt out if you choose to. Views: 0 (more…)
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