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Extensions Are the New Blind Spot for Browser Privacy
Extensions Are the New Blind Spot for Browser Privacy – howtogeek.com
I’ve always considered myself to be a privacy-focused individual. I use strong passwords, I’m careful about what I share online, and I audit the permissions of my apps, probably more than I should. But recently, I realized that I have been overlooking one of the biggest security and privacy threats around, the browser extension (also called add-ons or plug-ins).
You Should Be Using Your Android Phone for Gardening
You Should Be Using Your Android Phone for Gardening – howtogeek.com
Gardening has always been valued as a classic and peaceful activity that brings people closer to nature. In the past, gardening was a hands-on process that depended on intuition, personal experience, and sometimes old gardening books. However, thanks to technology, your Android smartphone is a surprisingly useful tool for your gardening needs.
Learning Morse Code
Learning Morse Code with “Ham Radio Solutions” Tools #YTHF22 – youtube.com · Red Summit RF ·
4 Android apps that replaced (almost) everything in my wallet
4 Android apps that replaced (almost) everything in my wallet – androidpolice.com
In my wallet, I had bank cards, cash, receipts, my driver’s license, business cards, loyalty cards, notes, my Tile tracker, a couple of Polaroids, and various scraps of paper, most of which were relevant at some point.
5G Home Internet Plans | T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
5G Home Internet Plans | T-Mobile 5G Home Internet – t-mobile.com
Unlock the Power of the Chromebook Tote:
Unlock the Power of the Chromebook Tote: Your One-Stop Shop for Files & Screenshots – howtogeek.com · Zach Gray-Traverso
Ever find yourself looking for a recently downloaded file or trying to find that screenshot you just took? It’s not always easy depending on which operating system your device uses.
Aside From Navigation, I Use Google Maps for These 7 Reasons
Aside From Navigation, I Use Google Maps for These 7 Reasons – howtogeek.com · Aman Kumar
Google Maps is mainly used to navigate from one place to another, but what if I told you that you could use it for many other purposes as well? Here are seven ways I use Google Maps besides navigation.
Never Speak Like This at the Doctor’s in Old Age!
Never Speak Like This at the Doctor’s in Old Age! – 5 Ugly Truths [HEALTH] – youtube.com · Soul Awakening Tales
Dad Ruins VPNs – Are you safe?
Dad Ruins VPNs – Are you safe? What the ads aren’t telling you… – youtube.com · Dad, the engineer
Creating One Strong, Easy-to-Remember Password
Creating One Strong, Easy-to-Remember Password for Use as a Master Password – by SeniorTechGroup.com
To use a password manager, you need a Password to lock and unlock it. This password must be unique and adhere to all the robust rules.
Dad Explains Password Managers
Dad Explains Password Managers — Convenience, Clouds, and Catastrophes – youtube.com · Dad, the engineer ·
– Why Doesn’t Someone Simplify Computers For Seniors?
Why Doesn’t Someone Simplify Computers For Seniors? – youtube.com · Ask Leo!
BIOS Updates Are No Longer Optional
BIOS Updates Are No Longer Optional – howtogeek.com
If you own a Windows PC or laptop, you’ve probably been told to avoid BIOS updates unless something is wrong, likely to prevent a catastrophic issue like bricking your motherboard. However, with security, performance, and compatibility all at stake, I think they’re essential for all machines.
Why security experts recommend standalone password managers over browser-based options
Why security experts recommend standalone password managers over browser-based options – bitwarden.com
Organizations and individuals seeking better password security face a fundamental decision: use browser-based password managers or dedicated solutions. Security experts consistently recommend standalone password managers like Bitwarden over browser-based alternatives.
This Is How I Safely Share a Password While Keeping My Security Intact
This Is How I Safely Share a Password While Keeping My Security Intact – howtogeek.com
We’ve all shared a password on a post, or in a text chain, but that can seriously compromise your security. Here’s a safer way to do it.