How to protect your internet privacy: Practical steps for Mac and iPhone
Every time you browse the web, use an app, or sign in to an online account, you share some...

Whether you're setting up a new Mac or installing a new version of OS X, we all need to protect our private data. Here we will help you revisit your security and privacy settings, and lock down your Mac.

SMS text messaging is ubiquitous and here to stay. But given its lack of encryption, is it safe to rely on SMS for two-factor...

When Apple stops issuing security updates for older iPads, they become unsafe to use. But exactly how long can you safely keep using an...

Every time you browse the web, use an app, or sign in to an online account, you share some information about yourself. A lot...

Viruses, worms, and Trojans are all types of malware, but the names describe different ways malicious software operates. A virus relies on an infected file or program, a worm can reproduce and spread on its own once active, and...
Every time you browse the web, use an app, or sign in to an online account, you share some...
When you download a file, install an app, or copy a file from a USB drive, it’s hard to...
Notifications are useful, but they can overwhelm us, and disclose sensitive information to others. A simple notification audit can...
There are many easy ways to ensure that your computing devices are secure. Here are ten easy tips to...
Whether you're setting up a new Mac or installing a new version of OS X, we all need to...
Your email inbox holds far more than everyday messages. It’s where password resets, bank alerts, receipts, and sign-in codes...
Your Mac may work as usual even when an update is overdue or an app has permissions it no...
Your iPhone’s built-in privacy settings cover a lot of ground, but they don’t control everything. Each app has its...
iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 let you lock and hide apps or your iPhone or iPad. This can increase...
The System Settings app replaces System Preferences in macOS Ventura, and features a totally new look.