Digital Security 101

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Identity Theft

LifeLock vs. Experian: Which Is Best for You? (2024 Update)

How do you choose between LifeLock and Experian? We dive deep into both company's identity theft protection solutions to help you pick.

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May 1, 2024
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Identity Theft

BeenVerified Opt-Out Guide: How To Remove Your Info For Good

BeenVerified collects and sells personal data that can put you at risk of spam — and scams. Follow this guide to remove your information for good.

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April 26, 2024
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Identity Theft

How To Repair Your Credit After Identity Theft (2024)

Did an identity thief ruin your credit with fraudulent charges? Here’s what you can do to repair your credit score after identity theft.

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March 11, 2024
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Identity Theft

Aura vs. IdentityForce: 2024 Showdown and Comparison

Aura and IdentityForce both offer "all-in-one" solutions to protect your identity — but there are specific differences in their features you should know.

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March 10, 2024
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Identity Theft

What Is Criminal Identity Theft? (How To Protect Yourself)

Criminals can use your identity during crimes and leave you with a criminal record. Learn about the risks of criminal identity theft and how to prevent it.

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March 7, 2024
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Identity Theft

LifeLock Cost for Seniors: 2024 Pricing & Reviews

LifeLock no longer offers a “LifeLock Seniors” product — which raises the questions: Is LifeLock right for older Americans? And how much does it cost?

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March 4, 2024
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Identity Theft

How To Protect Yourself Against Tax Identity Theft in 2024

Did someone file for taxes in your name? Learn how to tell if you’ve been the victim of tax identity theft and what to do.

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February 22, 2024
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Identity Theft

Someone Used My Social Security Number To File Taxes. Help!

If someone used your SSN to file taxes, it’s your responsibility to report the issue. They only need your name, birthday, and SSN to commit fraud.

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February 19, 2024

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