You get an ad for a free game that looks fun or an offer for music streaming at no cost. Awesome! Except when it's not. Cybercriminals are carefully hiding malware in copycat websites designed to trick you into thinking you've landed on the real thing. Read on for some ways to spot the fakes.

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Google Maps makes it easy to travel through new cities and find the best routes to the places you go frequently. It's free to use, of course, but that convenience comes with a price — your privacy. Google keeps track of where you've been, going back years and years. You can stop it with a few clicks.

Scammers don't care that people are struggling through the pandemic. In fact, they have upped their game to take advantage of this horrible situation. The latest scheme preys on seniors and their generosity and willingness to help their grandkids. Warn your loved ones that if they're not careful, a scammer could show up at their doorstep.

When a phishing scammer targets potential victims under the guise of a company or brand, it's known as spoofing. Some of these brands are used by people worldwide, making it difficult to weed out the fakes. We'll give you the top 10 most spoofed brands and some tips on protecting yourself from falling victim.

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