privacy

Want to add or remove apps from Secure Folder on Samsung Galaxy phones? Here’s how to do it and what happens by doing so.

Wondering where is Secure Folder on your Samsung phone? Check out different ways to access Secure Folder on Samsung Galaxy phones.

Want to ignore someone on WhatsApp? Check out three ways to stop receiving WhatsApp messages from someone without blocking them.

iOS 17 comes with nifty add-ons to improve user privacy. Here are the best iOS 17 security features.

Want to lock your Chromebook quickly or without closing the lid? Check out 5 different ways to lock a Chromebook screen.

Don’t want others to know your Spotify activity? Here’s how you can use Spotify’s privacy settings to set sessions and playlists private.

Are other Twitter users unable to see your tweets? Learn how to unprotect your tweets on Android, iPhone, and PC.

Worried about the information on your Telegram account getting into the wrong hands? Here’s how you can tighten privacy and security.

Want only your followers to see your tweets? Learn how to make your Twitter account private and what happens by doing so.

You can hide your WhatsApp online status from one person or specific contacts. Read the post to make privacy tweaks on WhatsApp for mobile and desktop.

Your PC’s camera can be a security concern. Here are a few different ways to disable the camera on your Windows 11 PC when not in use.

Looking to prevent cross site tracking in Safari on iPhone? Read this article to do so and improve your privacy online.

Are you getting confused with contacts Private Relay alerts on Mac? Read the post to learn what does iCloud Private Relay unavailable mean on Mac.

Facebook is mostly about sharing and communicating with your friends and family. If you are privacy-oriented, you’d probably want to keep a few things like your friends’ list under the wraps.

In this post, we’ll look at how to hide y

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Google Drive is the go-to destination for the many who want to save and share content. This cloud service lets you save and create everything with ease, whether it’s a big video file, a photo album, or a critical document. And that’s not

Facebook has come a long way from just a social network to stay connected with your friends and classmates.

When it comes to sharing, Google Drive is quite a user-friendly platform as it allows you to share files with anyone. But that friendliness also comes at a hidden cost as it paves the way for spammers to target anyone by e