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July 2, 2025
Its Not a Matter of if But When Your Identity Will be Stolen
Think identity theft won’t happen to you? Think again. Nearly 1 in 9 U.S. adults reported being victims in a single year, with losses topping $12.5 billion in 2024 alone. From phishing emails to AI-driven scams, the odds of your identity being stolen are higher than ever.
How Cybercriminals Use Public Wi-Fi to Steal Your Data
Think public Wi-Fi is safe? Think again. Nearly 69% of people connect to public networks weekly, yet 1 in 5 users has faced a cybersecurity incident because of it. From fake hotspots to man-in-the-middle attacks, hackers are using free Wi-Fi to steal passwords, banking info, and even your identity.
Robocalls 2.0: How AI Makes Scams Sound More Real Than Ever
AI-driven robocalls aren’t just evolving—they’re weaponizing trust and emotion. But they’re not invincible. By understanding how these scams work and taking strong guardrails around verification, settings, and emotional triggers, you can protect yourself and your family. Be proactive now—before the next convincing voice reaches you.
Kids and Gaming: What Parents Don’t Realize About In-Game Chats
Did you know in some popular games nearly 15% of matches have included sexual harassment via voice chat? Online predators are using games like Roblox, Fortnite, and Minecraft to contact kids. Learn how to spot red flags, lock down chat features, and protect your teen with tools every parent should know.
The Secret Life of Your Smart TV: What It’s Really Collecting About You
Think your smart TV is just for streaming? Think again. Every show you watch, every app you open—even your voice commands—may be tracked, stored, and sold to advertisers. And it’s not just TVs. Amazon, Google, and Apple devices collect data from your home every day. Learn what’s really happening behind the screen, why your family’s privacy could be at risk, and the steps you can take to protect your household.
Why You’re Getting All Those Spam Calls and Texts—And How to Stop Them
Getting endless spam calls and texts? It’s not random—your personal data has been mined, sold, and passed around to marketers, scammers, and cybercriminals. Learn how your information got leaked, why these scams are on the rise, and the exact steps you can take to protect yourself.
