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Is Your Personal Information Posted Online? How Data Brokers Find You
Ever search your own name online and feel shocked by how much personal information pops up? Companies known as data brokers quietly collect your home address, phone numbers, and family details to sell to advertisers and scammers alike. Read our quick guide to see how your private data gets posted online—and the simple steps you can take today to erase it for good.
Don’t Make It Easy for Them: 4 Simple Habits to Stop Cybercriminals Cold
Want to protect your household from online scammers with just a few simple steps? National cybersecurity experts share one simple message this year: “Don’t Make It Easy for Them.” Read our simple guide to discover the four quick daily habits that stop cybercriminals in their tracks and keep your personal accounts secure.
How Your Phone’s Map is Selling Your Secrets
Every day, the free apps on your phone are quietly tracking your movements and selling your location history to massive data companies. Read our simple guide to see how this invisible tracking works and how to lock down your settings in under five minutes.
4+1 Steps to Improve Chat GPT’s Privacy Settings
Looking to limit how much Chat GPT knows about you? Here are the top four (plus one) settings we think you should know about.
Your Ad Data is the New Tracking Beacon
A massive advertising surveillance network called Webloc was recently exposed for tracking the historical movements of over 500 million mobile devices. This data was being sold to private intelligence firms.
The Industrialization of Deception: Why 2026 is Different
The “clunky” scam is dead. We’ve entered the era of Industrialized Fraud, where AI-powered factories generate thousands of perfect lies every second. From voice cloning to “Agentic AI” that can talk to your bank, the rules of staying safe have changed. Read our deep dive into why “being alert” isn’t enough anymore—and what you can do about it.
