Online predators are a constant and sometimes deadly threat. You must be vigilant if you're using OkCupid, eHarmony or another dating app. After all, you can't expect Big Tech to prioritize your safety over the bottom line. These proactive tips could save your life.

Over on my Instagram page, I share photos of my life. I keep my profile private, but I'll add you!

Apple has been a proponent of privacy for years. That doesn't mean the tech giant doesn't have more information about you than you'd like. We've got details on what the company knows about you and will share ways to limit data collection.

When you trust a company with your cybersecurity, the last thing you anticipate is for that company to suffer a data breach. That's precisely what happened recently to a popular cybersecurity company, and your data may have been exposed. We've got details on this alarming breach and what you should do next.

You know that strong, unique passwords are critical for protecting against hacks. But how much thought have you given to usernames? Are you still using one from 20 years ago that contains your name and birth year? Look through your usernames and check for these mistakes, which can risk account and device security.

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