How to delete your personal data from the internet (and why you should right now) ...

A browser hijack sounds dramatic, but it’s one of the most common and easiest to miss signs of unwanted software.

The full data, though, could be useful for immigration enforcement. The states typically have more up-to-date data to locate individuals — at home or work — than the federal government does.

Facebook's profile plummeted so drastically since the promise of its early days that it rebranded to Meta. Here are more reasons you should delete Facebook.

New data suggested that people were eating slightly fewer calories from ultraprocessed foods, but it’s far from a public health win.

Clearing Google Chrome cache from the Delete Browsing Data screen may help resolve some issues, such as page elements not loading properly.

Why I ditched Google Chrome for Firefox Focus within 10 minutes of using the mobile browser I might have found my new favorite Android web browser, and privacy and security have a lot to do with it.

Wondering how to tell if your browser has been hijacked? It's a realistic concern given modern cybersecurity issues. Try these strategies.

A data-sharing agreement between the IRS and ICE could lead to a significant loss in tax revenues.

Swamped by the thousands of photos on your phone? In our drive to document every moment, treasure is getting lost among the trash.

YouTube is rolling out a new AI that tries to guess whether you're an adult or a teen. If it determines you're underage, it will apply protections to your account—and it's on you to fix it if it ...