Internet Safety Guide for Kids
FROM PRIVACY HUB As a resource, the internet is a wonderful place for children to learn, explore ideas, and express themselves creatively. The internet is also key in a child’s social development, helping to strengthen communication skills, for example when…
Securing your online activity: The whys and hows
People use the internet daily to communicate with friends and family, shop online, send emails, access their bank accounts, and much more. Unfortunately, many of these activities are not secure. With hackers becoming increasingly crafty in their methods of stealing…
How to find Router IP Address on different devices
router is an electronic hardware and designed to let users to access the Internet. It acts as the first line of defense from any intrusion onto the overall network. It facilitates the Wi-Fi usage in home. It connects physically to…
4 ways you can get past a paywall
Paywalls restrict the content on the websites for the users that haven’t paid. Many websites publish some sort of content using these paywalls. You may find these paywalls on blogs and news publishing sites. To access their content, you have…
New iPhones
Daily Crunch: Apple unveils new iPhones By Anthony Ha From TechCrunch The Daily Crunch is TechCrunch’s roundup of our biggest and most important stories. If you’d like to get this delivered to your inbox every day at around 9am Pacific,…
How does Netflix block VPNs in 2018?
In January 2016, Netflix issued an announcement that shook up the streaming world: They were cracking down on users accessing the site with VPNs. Prior to the announcement, virtual private networks had been a common way users in countries without…
Chinese police are using smart glasses to identify potential suspects
By Jon Russell From TechCrunch China already operates the world’s largest surveillance state with some 170 million CCTV cameras at work, but its line of sight is about to get a new angle thanks to new smart eyewear that is…
China orders telecoms to block personal VPNs by February
By Jon Fingas From engadget It’s getting harder to climb over the Great Firewall. China declared that virtual private networks were illegal back at the start of the year, and now it’s giving telecoms no choice but to fall in…