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What’s the number one thing you can do to secure your phone and any data ? The answer is simple, but many smartphone owners still don’t consider this basic yet essential feature – even when it minimizes the risk of data or identity theft, loss of privacy, theft, etc. Can you guess what the answer is?
Facebook and Cambridge Analytica. That’s what we’re all mad about now. Or maybe the more cynical among us are just rolling their eyes. Either way, aren’t you a little bit curious about whether Cambridge Analytica accessed your personal Facebook data? Soon we’ll be able to find out ourselves. Here’s how.
A new sheriff has arrived in town and the streets will now be safer. By streets, we mean Wi-Fi connections and the sheriff is called WPA3, the new standard for secure wireless connection that will soon spread all over the world. But what does WPA3 mean and why is its arrival so important?
So you just got a new smartphone and in a blink, you’ve already installed all your favorite apps and services. But are you sure you’ve configured the device correctly? Let’s have a look!
Google has announced that it will no longer store records of your searches, location history, and YouTube viewing habits indefinitely. With new changes to its privacy controls, users will now have their personal data automatically deleted after 18 months by default.
Telegram is one of most credible alternatives to WhatsApp – and also one of the most feature-rich instant messaging apps. But it’s not necessarily the most privacy-friendly, so NextPit will show you just how you can improve your privacy settings as far as possible on Telegram.
Post Views: 267 Google launched a new “Data safety section” in its Google Play Store on Monday for app developers, building on a pledge the company made in May to increase transparency around how apps hosted on its platforms utilize user data. A video released along with the announcement shows this information will be prominently…
Post Views: 269 Your smartphone is a lot of things—a way to communicate with your loved ones, a tool to share your world, an occasional gaming console—but a vessel for ads and marketing campaigns should not be one of them. Unfortunately, robocalls and spam calls are a serious problem for many of us, meaning we…
