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Android malware — should you be worried?
Is the threat of malware on Android overblown? Yep. But there's more to it than that.
Google enables new two-step 'prompt' log-in verification from your phone
Having two-step verification enabled on your Google account is an absolute must for keeping it safe, and today Google has enabled yet another way to verify your log-in attempts.
Should you buy a Swann standalone security camera?
Being safe and secure is something that everyone deserves. But is the Swann standalone Security Camera up to that momentous task?
The Android Security Bulletin for May 2016 is live — here's what you need to know
The Android Security Bulletin for May 2016 brings a new name — and possibly a new purpose — alongside the information and updates you're looking for.
Google killed a lot of horrible ads in 2016
Google hates bad ads as much as we do. Here's a breakdown of what they did to help get rid of them in 2016.
Investigation underway after Indian agency issues fake certificates to Google domains
Our personal information is now currency and we should spend it more wisely
Information about you and your life is priceless. We all need to start treating it that way.
PSA: Android users should update Twitter immediately to avoid this exploit
Twitter recently patched a vulnerability in its Android app that could allow a malicious actor to access sensitive information or even take control of your account.
Android Oreo brings big improvements to your phone's security and privacy
Oreo is the most secure version of Android yet.
'Gooligan' Android malware used to compromise Google accounts
Malware used existing root exploits to target Jelly Bean, KitKat and Lollipop devices, racking up fake installations and reviews on Google Play.
