Privacy issues are a concern for many people that use phones, tablets and the internet. In recent years there have been many privacy breaches and some including Facebook. Lock down privacy!

Why is it so many apps on phones include sharing features? They frequently pester you to connect your Facebook, Twitter and other social networking accounts. Is this a good idea though?

Numerous technological innovations have improved the quality of human life. For instance, the Internet has boosted the efficiency of business operations and provided cost-effective channels for day-to-day personal communication.

Have you lost your phone? Is it stolen? Maybe you just can't remember where you left it. Is it under the bed, behind the sofa, in your car? Find mislaid or stolen phones, ring or erase them.

The Google Play Store is the best place to get Android apps for your phone, but it is not completely safe and occasionally contains bad apps. Spot them before you install them with this tool.

If you have an Android phone, you have a Google account and unknown to you, or perhaps known but forgotten, apps can access your personal information. Stop them from your phone now!

What is worse than losing your iPhone or any other device is losing the data along with it! It is more stressful especially if it is linked to important personal data such as bank details, email accounts and their credentials, contacts and more.

One of the benefits of owning an iPhone is privacy and it is something that Apple takes seriously. However, the default settings are not perfect and here are the ways to increase privacy.

If you want security and privacy when using the internet, particularly when using public Wi-Fi hotspots, a VPN is needed on the iPhone. Should you pay for one or use a free VPN service?

Do adverts pop up on your Android phone at almost every opportunity? Do you have security apps installed? Perhaps there is a link between them! Some apps are fake and exist just to blast you with ads.

By configuring a wide range of restrictions you can control what can and cannot be done on an iPhone or iPad. This is useful if there are other people that use your devices, especially children.

DNS servers play a role in the security of the internet and some are more secure than others. This guide shows how to change the DNS servers on your iPhone to make the internet safer to use.

There are many password managers, but Keepass has been around longer than most and existed even before Android was invented. It puts the control of your passwords and security in your own hands.

Your home Wi-Fi is secure because only you and your family or friends know the password to access it, but public Wi-Fi is not and you need a VPN to protect your phone. Here are two.

With the rise of online dating sites, online shopping portals, and even online classrooms, we now live most of our lives on the Internet. That's great, but there is a downside too.

It is impossible to remember all the passwords that websites, services and apps require these days and a password manager is essential. Kaspersky Password Manager is free for Android and iOS.

Google is fighting bad apps on Android with new security scanning that runs in the background. Here is how to check that these security services are running and protecting your phone.

Increase speed, space, security on Samsung phones with this tune-up. How to carry out essential maintenance tasks to keep your phone running at peak performance. Your phone will love it!

Have you upgraded your iPhone or iPad to iOS 10.3 yet? You should do because it fixes a long list of bugs and security flaws, and it also adds some new features. Here’s what you need to know.

Is your phone at risk from hackers, thieves and snoopers when you are out in public? It probably is, unless you have use these 9 ways to secure it. Here is what you need to do to be safe.