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Facebook virus could steal your money
Facebook users are facing a threat from a Trojan virus that could empty their bank accounts. The much feared malware known as “Zeus” is reportedly infecting sports fan pages on Facebook, according to NBC News. Many of the Facebook links that have proven problematic have the extension ".tk" – signifying ...
Social media privacy tips
You also may have heard me talk in the past about the "Grandma Rule." Simply put, you should never put anything out there that you wouldn't want your Grandma to see. One of the biggest areas where people have gotten into trouble are with what I've heard referred to as ...
Store all your photos for free
Everyone's favorite photo sharing site is getting better. Flickr has announced they'll now be offering users 1 terabyte of storage (1,000 gigabytes) for photos and video. The site is free to use for basic service. Not sure exactly how much space that is? Put it this way: Parent company Yahoo! ...
Don't click that video link! Do this instead.
You get an email from a trusted friend with a link taking you to a video. There's only one right way to view the video to avoid getting a computer virus.
Police your kids when they use technology
Are you doing an effective job monitoring your kids when they're on the Internet? Get some tips on how to "porn-proof" your gadgets. A new study reported on in USA Today claims that parents say their kids have inadvertently found porn on the Internet by age 6 and intentionally flirt ...
Are you leaving ammunition for divorce lawyers?
Facing a divorce? The #1 tool divorce lawyers will use against you is something you probably do every day.
Google creates new "digital will" service
What happens to your social accounts and passwords after you die? Google has a useful new tool that will help your family manage them.
Free text messaging available
Are you paying for something you can get better for free? Many people pay a king's ransom to AT&T or Verizon -- around $20 a month -- for texting. But smartphones can use apps that allow worldwide free messaging and they deliver a more robust user experience too. Among the ...
Instagram and SnapChat pose new threats
Do you know what your kids are doing on their smartphones? There are a whole slew of new apps that parents need to be aware of. These are beyond the usual Facebook and Twitter things. You may have heard of Instagram, but have you heard of the following? SnapChat is ...
Mobile apps that take a bite out of your wallet
The apps your kids play on a smart phone or tablet may come for free, but they could wind up costing you thousands of dollars. Here's how.
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