Author: Kim Komando

Most of what you type, say, search and buy is being tracked in one way or another. Big Tech gives us great products to use, and the price is privacy.

If a hacker gets into your home Wi-Fi network, they can find their way to your personal information. Here’s the proper setting to keep your data safe.

You have to think about tracking on your TV just like on a computer or phone. You may have welcomed a spy into your living room, but you can stop it.

If you’re not trying to sell your home, there’s no reason to leave interior photos and other details on real estate sites like Realtor, Zillow and Redfin.

Getting a divorce? When a relationship ends, tech lives need to be untangled. Here’s how to safely remove an ex from shared accounts.

Your smartphone’s voicemail box might be another place to hear words from a loved one. Don’t bet on your phone to save it. Here’s how to keep a copy.

Not enough bandwidth or your router in the wrong place? These simple, fixable mistakes might be the reason your connection stinks.

A complete overhaul of your photo collection is a big project, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are a few tips to get the job done fast.

Do you have an uneasy feeling someone is spying on your phone? Here’s how to find out, lock your phone or do a factory reset and protect your privacy.

Going through a reputable agency is a safe bet if you plan to rent a car while you’re away. With increased demand for rentals, scammers are lurking.