There are pros and cons to owning a desktop and a laptop. You may already know some of them if you own both. Remember to choose the type of computer that best suits your lifestyle and living space. A laptop is a great option even if you don’t check your email or browse the Internet …
Increasing the security settings in your web browser could prevent your computer from being attacked by viruses or unwanted hackers. Your web browser is your main connection to the rest of the Internet, multiple applications may rely on your browser, or elements within your browser to function. This makes the security settings within your browser …
You may know how to prevent identity theft from happening to you, but do you know what you should do if it does happen? There are some important steps that you should follow if your identity is stolen. Contact your local national credit bureaus (Equifax Canada or TransUnion Canada) to place a fraud alert on …
Almost everyone is on at least one popular social networking site, such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Myspace. These social networking sites provide you with an easy way to share all the details of your life on the Internet. Posting pictures of your friends and family is questionable, depending on the nature of them. What …
Backing up your important documents is something you should do regularly. But you should also do the same for your digital life. Your files are never completely safe and secure on your computer because there are many unforeseeable problems that can happen, such as hard drive failure, virus attacks, theft, or damage from a flood …
Identity theft is considered to be one of the fastest growing crimes. Here are some things you should do to help protect yourself. Check your mail often Don’t just throw it out, it could contain personal information Shred, shred, shred (bills, receipts, statements…) Protect your social insurance number Limit what you carry in your wallet …