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You should probably delete any sensitive screenshots you have in your phone right now. Here's why

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Cloudflare blocks largest DDoS attack - here's how to protect yourself

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Multiple DNS providers and DNSSEC: Using more than one DNS provider, secured with DNSSEC , can help maintain site availability even if one provider is taken down by a DDoS attack. Specific Software Defenses:  Certain programs, such as  WordPress , can benefit from using specialized applications designed to protect them.

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IVPN review: This VPN takes privacy to the next level

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Close Home Tech Security VPN IVPN review: This VPN takes privacy to the next level We put IVPN to the test to see whether it deserves a spot with the more well-known VPN services. It has a lot in common with Mullvad VPN , another privacy-focused service with near-perfect speeds to match it.

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How to clear your Android phone cache (and why it makes such a big difference)

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It's a quick troubleshooting step, not just a storage cleanup. Looking for the next best product? Get expert reviews and editor favorites with  ZDNET Recommends.

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Two new Android 16 security features protect you better - how to switch them on now

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You tap the On/Off slider until it's in the On position, and your Android phone is protected.

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Should you upgrade to Wi-Fi 7? Here's my advice after testing this Asus router at home

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For example, you could have a network for your kids with parental controls, one for smart home devices, and one for VPNs. Just to name a few, you have Safe Browsing to protect you from malware online, DNS (domain name system) encryption to cover your digital footprint, plus an ad blocker. Online security is another large aspect.

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Paid proxy servers vs free proxies: Is paying for a proxy service worth it?

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Close Home Tech Security VPN Paid proxy servers vs free proxies: Is paying for a proxy service worth it? Also: Proxy vs. VPN: What is the difference, and which do I need? Also: The best VPN extensions for Chrome: Expert tested and reviewed Another factor you need to consider is reliability.

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