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No, all those ads you see based on what you’ve talked about or searched for aren’t just a coincidence. Yes, your phone is listening to you. In this DIY Security tip, Kim shows you how to stop your smartphone from eavesdropping. Follow these tips for Android or iPhone to get your privacy back.
Tags: Apple iPhone, security
Smart this, smart that. Welcome to the Internet of Things (IoT), where everything is connected. Many household items such as TVs, appliances, home security locks and even shower heads and mirrors once required our attention to operate. But not anymore!
There are tons of cybercriminals out there looking to rip us off. Phishing scams, ransomware and spoofed websites are just some of their favorite tricks.
However, it’s not always an ingenious plot that gets us in trouble. Sometimes, it’s self-inflicted wounds that get us in online binds. Tap or click here to learn how scammers are spoofing websites in clever phishing scams.
It’s easy to understand how you can become addicted to shopping on Amazon. You can purchase a myriad of items for a multitude of purposes, all without leaving your home, and even without getting out of your pajamas.
If there’s one thing we can all agree on, it’s that technology has come a long way and there are no signs of it slowing down.
This latest tech update shows us just how useful technology has become in the last decade. The next time you want to have a conversation with someone who speaks a different language, you’ll be able to communicate clearly with help from your smart speaker, phone or tablet.
Android phones make great holiday gifts — but the same can’t be said for its app store’s gift cards. Despite being one of the most robust app stores on the web, Google Play is riddled with shady apps and adware that can bog phones down with unnecessary bloat.
One of the most commonly shared myths among small businesses and their owners is that hackers have no interest in attacking them, that they are simply too small to be worth hacking. These assumptions couldn’t be more wrong.
Is your iPad running at a snail’s pace or does its power seems to be sucked dry after a few hours? While this is more likely to happen with older devices that don’t have the processing power of the iPad Air and iPad Pro, even the newest tablet can seem slow at times.
When it comes to web browsers, nobody comes close to the market share that Google Chrome occupies. It’s the most popular web browser by a significant margin, and folks love its flexibility — whether they’re using the mobile or desktop version.
Paying online can always seem like a gamble. Unlike using a cash or a credit/debit card in person, you don’t always know what’s happening behind the scenes when you submit your payment.
To reassure customers and keep the online economy spinning, several companies have emerged to help process payments and transactions. Some of these companies, like PayPal, have even gone on to become wildly successful enterprises. Tap or click to see the safest ways to pay online.
As 2019 draws to a close, our team at Komando.com extends a hearty thanks to our readers. Since the beginning, our goal has been to be a trusted resource for technology news, advice and how-to’s that make life easier in this fast-paced digital age.
