Author: Kim Komando

Perhaps you deleted Facebook years ago or never made one. Meta might still have your cell number, landline, or email address.

Navigation apps use your phone’s GPS location to determine exactly where you are. That location is stored in your profile. Here’s how to remove it.

Google lets you give third-party apps and services access to different parts of your account. You need to track which apps can access your account.

A determined hacker can intercept or block your key fob signal, infiltrate your car’s software, or remotely control your vehicle.

Police departments are stepping up their surveillance, adding drones to their tech collection. Let’s see how closely your local department monitor you.

The Chinese-owned social media platform’s parent company ByteDance is required by Chinese law to give the government access to data.

When it comes to scam calls, the best thing to do is not to pick up the phone, but you can’t always tell what’s legitimate. Here’s how to stop them.

Has someone hacked your print or gotten copies of your email? Here are five secrets only cybersecurity pros and hackers know.

For those who are stalked or digitally harassed, it’s a terrifying experience. Most stalkers are almost always people who are close to the victim.

Developers have a sneaky way of getting you to install extra stuff you don’t need but make them money. They disclose it, but who reads the fine print?