Yeah, I think we can just go ahead and assume that if there is digital information out there, it’s been hacked.
Seventy-three percent of Americans have been victims of cyber crimes, while 90 percent of US-based businesses have experienced unanticipated online breaches.
Which begs the question, why do organizations keep so much data if they can’t keep it safe?
I have often wondered as I spend hours on airplanes how come attendants don’t have individual information about you already. You have an assigned seat, when you scan your boarding pass, they know it’s you and address you by name, so why is it that once I’m on the plane, no one has any idea…
I’ve posted about this before, but it always helps to have a reminder. If you’re trying to escape an abusive situation, leave your devices behind. In these days of connected cars, maybe leave those behind too, if you can. Or, at least make sure the person you’re trying to get away from is not able…
OK, really, don’t go change the default setting, and if you need to for some reason in a specific situation, turn it back off before you go back out in a public place. “Default settings on the iPhone are set to accept AirDrops from contacts only. But because the purpose of AirDrop is to quickly…
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