Similar numbers to yours is how scammers are targeting phones
The next time you get a phone call, if the number is eerily close to yours, there's a good chance it's a scam.
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Ensure your phone is backed up on World Backup Day
If you're anything like us, your phone is a big part of your life, and on World Backup Day, making sure it's…
How to deal with image copyright scams
If you run a website, a blog, or a small business, and you use images online, there's a good chance an image…
Scammers target sympathy in the hopes of a Ukrainian “donation”
It doesn't take much to get scammers to do something reprehensible. Usually money gets them motivated, and in…
How an NBN scam can appear convincing (and why it’s not)
The last thing an NBN scammer should do is call someone who writes about scams, and yet that's what happened, so…
How to use tech for an at-home Valentine’s Day
Thinking of just spending Valentine's Day from the comfort of your own home? Try using technology to help you out.
How to stay safe online on Safer Internet Day and beyond
February 8, 2022 is Safer Internet Day, and while you should definitely think about being safe on this day, you…
SMS scams ramp up, how to tell when you get one
If you're getting messages about deliveries and videos from random numbers, it's not you, but rather a bunch of scams.
How to use WHOIS to analyse scams
Scammers are getting more convincing, but if you need a tool to unmask their cons, a simple domain check might be it.
How to read comics on your phone and tablet
There are plenty of ways to read books on your phone, but what about graphic novels and comics? And how do you…