Mark Jones

When it comes to home protection, Kim only trusts SimpliSafe — and she’s not the only one.

The coronavirus has led to empty store shelves across the country. Now, there is an app that will let you know when high-demand items are back in stock.

If you use third-party app stores your personal information may have been stolen. A popular store was just hit with a huge data breach exposing users’ data.

If you want to take advantage of new Windows 10 features before they are released to the public, you can sign up for Microsoft’s Windows Insider Program. Here’s how.

Hackers are selling millions of Facebook profiles on the dark web, and you need to take action now. Here’s how to secure your account.

Beware: The latest social media trend could seriously put you at risk of identity theft.

If money is tight right now, help is on the way through a stimulus check that could be directly deposited as early as this week. Here’s how to track yours, along with a huge surprise one man received with his deposit.

Even if you didn’t file taxes the last couple of years, you’re entitled to receive the stimulus money. But you need to act fast. Scammers have come up with a clever way to steal your payout before you can get it.

Now that millions of Americans are home, cybercriminals are scrambling to change targets. They’re after your Netflix account and banking information now.

With all the uncertainty in the world, feeling safe at home has never been more important. Get the peace of mind you need with SimpliSafe’s whole-home protection.

All you need is a handkerchief (or similar cloth item) and a couple of hair ties.

Like most people worried about the coronavirus pandemic, you’ve probably done some research online to find out how to protect yourself. Tap or click here for the best ways to disinfect your phone.

The IRS just issued a dire warning about a new scheme that is so convincing it could fool almost anyone.

The problem is face masks are difficult to find these days. That’s why we’re going to give you instructions to make your own.

If someone clicks on one of the hyperlinks, by default, Windows could send them your login name and hashed password.

Even in the midst of a global pandemic cybercriminals are going to cybercriminal. We’ve already seen tons of COVID-19 related scams spreading. Tap or click here for ways to avoid falling victim.

Some of the most useful information on the disease has just been released. Are you keeping up to date?

Now that you’re going to be spending several hours working from home every day, it’s important to have the most comfortable setup as possible.

Americans are feeling the impacts of coronavirus in many ways and it’s hit the economy and our bank accounts extremely hard. Businesses are closing, laying off employees all across the U.