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Canada’s privacy laws are decent but far from ideal. Under Canada's Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), Internet Service Providers (ISPs) are legally required to retain certain customer infor...

Malwarebytes has long been a favorite antivirus for many users. However, its free version lacks real-time protection, and its premium features are pretty limited compared to the best antiviruses in — it doesn’t have a firewal...

LG Smart TVs don’t have native VPN support because they use webOS. However, you can still use a VPN with your LG Smart TV by setting up the VPN on your router or by using the provider’s smart DNS tool, which works with devices...

I don’t recommend using free VPNs with Stake. Many of them don’t work with the platform, have slow speeds for online gambling, and set strict daily or monthly data caps. So, you won’t be able to gamble on Stake as much as you...

Android phones may be lower-cost, more diverse in terms of features, and (in my opinion) more interestingly-designed than their iOS competitors. What they are not, however, is more secure.

Lots of good VPNs work with Telegram, but many can’t unblock the app on restricted networks, such as at your school or workplace, which use content filtering to stop you from using distracting apps. Even fewer VPNs can access...

Do you have an antivirus program on your Android device? You likely have one on your computer, but Android devices are just as susceptible to viruses as computers. Hackers are eager to take advantage of the lack of security on your phone, so installing antivirus software on your Android device is important. The hardest part is choosing the right one.

Whether you use a browser-based option like Gmail, or a desktop-based email client like Microsoft Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird, here are a few tools you should include to secure your system against security threats your email client might pose.

Monitoring your childrens' internet usage to keep them away from harmful people can be a daunting but crucial task. Unfortunately there are people on the internet intent on exploiting children, so it's our duty to protect them from danger. So how can we be sure nothing is going on beyond what we can observe in plain sight?

The thought of having one’s email hacked is devastating. I personally know that if I lost access to my email, I’d immediately lose a lifeline to some of my closest friends and business associates. What’s more, my email address serves as the hub that connects me to my bank, my social media accounts, my e-commerce accounts, and more. Anyone who gains access to my email address would very easily be able to access these connected accounts as well. In short, if my email address gets hacked, I’m going to have a very bad day. What precautions should you take?