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In our homes, dirt, dust, and grime can pile up over time. Cached files, screenshots and duplicates are the digital equivalent.

You’re going to block and unfollow your ex. That’s a start, but you have to do more to clean up your digital life.

If you need to send a fax, for instance — hey, it happens — you can do it online for free.

A recent Department of Justice (DOJ) case highlights a scheme that hijacks social media and mobile phone accounts and nets criminals millions of dollars.

Twitter’s standards were called into question on Sunday after users pointed out that a key Taliban spokesman has been using the platform to give updates about the group’s advance within the country while former President Trump’s account remains permanently suspended.

From fall detection to heart-rate monitoring, this little piece of tech can spotlight issues that could go unnoticed with fatal consequences.

China is actively conducting cyber espionage in Israel even as the communist country invests in Israeli companies and in the Middle East

The Chinese government in Beijing has amassed enough stolen data from the United States to effectively create "dossiers" on every American citizen, a U.S. Senate panel was told last week.

If your Google storage is full, or nearly full, photos might be the culprit. But you might be surprised to find out how much space emails and attachments take up.

The pandemic has seen the rise of distance learning, creating risk for students, parents, and schools.

When you invest hundreds or, more likely thousands, of dollars into a gadget, you want it to last. That means some easy upkeep for your phone to keep your ports clear, your screen protected, and your phone's hardware running strong.

An Apple senior engineering program manager said she was placed on indefinite administrative leave on Wednesday after raising concerns about sexism, a hostile work environment and unsafe working conditions.

A new report from cybersecurity company Proofpoint identified the actor as part of state-sponsored espionage against defense “industrial base” contractors doing work related to the Middle East.

The Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police wanted more people to know about hero East Peoria Officer Jeffrey Bieber, so it planned to pay Facebook extra for a "boost" in distribution of its ad, according to a report.

Your settings might be all wrong.

Here's a handful of hidden settings every Google user should know.

In a statement issued Friday, the U.S. Justice Department updated details about cyberattacks that struck the offices of federal prosecutors around the country in December 2020.

As a member of the secretive Senate Intelligence Committee, Sen. Angus King has reason to worry about hackers. At a briefing by security staff this year, he said he got some advice on how to help keep his cellphone secure.

Keeping up with your inbox feels never-ending some days. Between work, your personal life, and all that spam, you might have hundreds of emails to sift through.

Go anywhere online, and it feels like someone is watching. That's because, well, they are.