Social media and messengers are everywhere, right? They’ve become part of our daily lives, from staying connected with friends to running our businesses. But as much as we love scrolling through feeds, there are some real concerns about safety and honesty. So, here’s where tracking comes into play, and this article has everything you might…
Harry Nichols
Harry is a father and a professional digital security consultant who has dedicated his career to helping parents control their children's internet activity. In this blog, he provides valuable tips and recommendations on effectively using programs and tools for parental control. Harry aims to support parents in creating a safe and healthy digital environment for their children.
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(12)Are you tired of seeing “No Caller ID,” “Unknown,” or “Restricted” on your phone when receiving calls? The worst part is that you can’t even call them back. Often, these calls are from malicious individuals looking to invade your privacy, waste your time, and potentially exploit your personal information. So, how should you act, and…
Google Maps relies on a mix of GPS, Wi-Fi signals, and cell tower data to track where your phone is. GPS nails it outdoors, while Wi-Fi and cell signals step in when you’re inside or in a city where GPS can be iffy. It surely makes it easy to navigate, share your location on the…
Despite many people opting to contact others through social media platforms, the lion’s share of iPhone users still rely on text messaging through iMessage, the classic method for texting and daily communication. However, it happens when you try to send a message via the iMessage app but fail. One of the reasons may be that…
Is Yubo a dating app? Well, in fact, it is a social networking app that’s pretty popular among teens and young adults. It’s designed for making new friends and joining live streams. While it has some seemingly cool features, there are real safety concerns, especially for younger users. In this article, we’ll break down what…
The concept of games dates back to ancient times (3000 BC) when no toilet paper was invented yet, and alcohol was safer to drink than water due to the dirtiness of the latter. There were not many types of games, but their main aim was to unite people and provide them with a leisure option…
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