Digital grief: preparing for death in an online era
A death of a family member is difficult, but it’s worse when they go unprepared. How do you prepare for the digital issues left behind, such as passwords, PINs, and more?
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A death of a family member is difficult, but it’s worse when they go unprepared. How do you prepare for the digital issues left behind, such as passwords, PINs, and more?
Star Trek turns 60 this year, giving geeks of all kinds a reason to celebrate. But if you want to do more than make the Vulcan salute, here are a few other ways to partake.
Everyone’s social media feed is different, but not every feed is a fun place to be around. How can you make your feed well and truly yours?
Your phone is supposed to be a safe space for two-factor, but with ghost pairing, scammers have worked out how to intercept, reading WhatsApp for crucial codes.
You don’t need a “World Password Day” to know you can make passwords better, but here’s a timely reminder of what to do if you need it.
The phishing texts hitting your phone demanding you pay for tolls are taking a toll around the world, but there are ways to tell.
If fuel prices have you considering an EV, what do you really need to consider? After years of EV ownership, Alex Kidman dives in with advice for anyone eyeing the move from gas guzzlers to something a little friendlier.
What was originally a scam for Android is now a scam for the iPhone, as well. How do you deal scams masquerading as events?
AI is a part of life for many people, but it’s also something scammers are using. How do you stay safe in a world where AI is present?
Most messages come from friends and family, but what happens when unwanted pics and texts arrive on an iPhone? There’s a setting for that.