As two of the top parental controls options, Qustodio and Bark share many of the same features — but there are specific differences you should be aware of.

Is it safe to link bank accounts to other apps and services? Get familiar with the risks to protect your finances from fraudsters.

What is two-factor authentication’s role in keeping you safe from identity theft and financial fraud? It’s critical - and now’s the time to get on board.

A hacked SIM card doesn’t just provide access to your phone number — it can be used to hack almost any online account. Learn how to secure your SIM today.

Fraudsters need just three seconds of audio to “clone” a voice and use it to scam you. Avoid the latest AI voice scams by learning the warning signs.

Jailbreaking gives your iPhone more customization options — but at the cost of its security and your safety. Here are the risks you should know about.

Your spouse knows your credit card numbers, driver's license information, and even your SSN. Can spousal identity theft happen?

Scammers are everywhere — even in your text message inbox. Here are the 10 latest text message scams to be aware of (and how to avoid them).

Trackers collect, store, and share information about you while you browse or shop online — which can become a major privacy concern if you’re not careful.

Learn how Discover Identity Theft Protection compares to other identity theft protection services including LifeLock and Aura.

Zander is one of the most well-known names in insurance — but if you’re not careful, its identity theft protection service can leave you vulnerable.

An adware infection can cause constant pop-ups, notifications, and website redirects on your Android device — but it’s more than just an annoyance.

Looking for a VPN to keep your data and devices safe and private? Learn the differences between a free and paid VPN service and how to choose.

While most Apple virus warning pop-ups and security alerts are scams, they can be red flags signaling real issues that threaten your internet safety.

Restricted calls are hard to block, as these callers intentionally hide their contact information — however, there are new tools available to help.

If you think your Gmail has been hacked, first recover your account using Google’s Account Recovery process and then reset your password.

If pop-up ads are taking over your Android device, you’ll need to scan for viruses as well as update your browser, system, and app settings.

Debit card fraud happens when someone unlawfully uses your debit card or card information to make purchases or withdrawals. Here’s how.

If you’re already a AAA member, ProtectMyID could be an enticing option for identity theft protection — but there are some serious drawbacks to consider.

There are multiple tools you can use to successfully screen calls on an iPhone, from iOS17’s new Live Voicemail feature to AI-powered third-party tools.

If your debit card was charged for something you didn't buy, you must act fast. Fraudsters could have more of your personal info.

Common Google Play gift card scams employ a wide range of techniques — from phishing emails to elaborate social engineering schemes. Here’s what to do.

Your Wi-Fi may be prone to hacking if you're still using your router's default credentials, haven't updated its firmware, or have remote management on.

Fraudsters can’t find out your SSN or other sensitive information from your license plate number alone — but they can use it to scam or impersonate you.

Fake bank text messages are a form of smishing where fraudsters use texts to impersonate financial institutions and phish for PII.

While most in-game experiences on Roblox are tame, there have been cases where it inadvertently exposed kids to harmful content, including gambling.

Identity theft protection apps let you respond to identity theft alerts while on the go. This guide provides an in-depth comparison of five options.

Ally Bank has been hit with several security issues in recent years. If you’re a customer, you need to know how to spot the latest scams and risks.

Your IP address can give hackers access to sensitive device and location info that they can use to tailor personalized phishing attacks and scam you.

Apple’s built-in parental controls for iPads can control the content your children can access — but falls short when protecting them from online threats.

Scammers are running rampant on Facebook. Learn how to recognize the latest Facebook scams and protect your identity, finances, and online accounts.

Under the FCBA, you are not liable for unauthorized credit card charges over $50. But what if those charges were made by your children?

When you know how to see what your kids are doing online, you can protect them from scams, bullies, and identity theft. Are your kids safe?

PayPal is one of the safer ways to send and receive money. But it’s still full of scammers. Here’s what to do if you’ve been scammed on PayPal.

Is Discord safe? While Discord removes accounts that endanger children, there are steps parents can take in the absence of true parental controls on the app.

Learn about the warning signs of password cracking, how hackers get passwords, and how to protect your online accounts from cyberattacks.

Every site you visit, link you click, and search you make is part of your online footprint. Learn how to minimize your digital footprint today.

Children face more online threats than ever. Learn about 10 of the best parental control apps for iPhones and how to choose which one is right for you.

A VPN hides your IP and encrypts your data to protect against hackers and tracking. But it can slow your connection, and free VPNs may sell your data.

A closer look at the top identity theft protection companies and how you can compare their services, reviews, and value side by side.

Scammers resurface when the government extends the moratorium on loan payments. Here are the 10 most common student loan forgiveness scams to know.

Trying to understand the differences between Aura and IDShield? In this guide, we’ll explain what you need to know to choose the right option for you.

Did you get scammed on Zelle? Here’s how you can try to get your money back and how to avoid common Zelle scams in the future.

Is your name and address enough for someone to steal your identity? Learn what scammers can do with your basic contact information (and how to stay safe).

This year is shaping up to be one of the worst ever for online scams, cybercrime, and fraud. Stay safe by knowing the latest scams making the rounds.

Nearly 40% of all Americans believe that their identities have been stolen at some point — learn the most common ways that identity thieves come after you.

You might be dealing with an online scammer if they request sensitive personal information, money, or insist on speaking on a chat app of their choice.

A hacked Facebook account can cost you time, money, or even your reputation. Learn what to do if your Facebook was hacked (or you’ve lost access to it).

Over 127 million Americans have been the victim of a credit card scam. Follow these tips to identify, avoid, and protect yourself from scams.

A virtual private network (VPN) is an important part of your digital security setup — but it can’t completely protect you from viruses and malware.

Scammers target reverse mortgages to try and steal the equity in your home — or worse. Here’s how to know if you’re dealing with a reverse mortgage scam.

Content filtering, screen time limits, and internet usage all fall under the parental controls umbrella. Here’s how to set these up across devices.

TikTok parental controls or Digital Wellbeing tools can manage screen time and content for kids. Turn on these features using this step-by-step guide.

Deciding when to give your child their first phone will depend on their maturity level, situation, and trust level. Here’s how to know if they’re ready.

LinkedIn has over 900 million users — but honest professionals aren’t the only ones on the platform. Here are 10 common LinkedIn scams to know.

Social media scams are running rampant. Learn what to look out for and how to avoid the worst social media scams out there right now.

Most fake apps advertise free and unlimited access, ostensibly, to the premium app — but then give you information-stealing malware.

Scanning a malicious or fake QR code can lead to financial losses, your device getting hacked, or even identity theft.

Scams targeting veterans are rising. Military veterans and their families can read this guide to learn the warning signs and protect themselves.

Scammers will go to any length to get access to your bank account and financial information. Here’s how to stop them and keep your accounts secure.

How many of these fraud prevention tips are you aware of? Start this year off right by learning how to safeguard your data, devices, and family today.

We cover the top 5 identity theft protection services that also offer credit protection and offer factors to consider when choosing the best one for you.

Follow these steps to find and view all of your saved passwords — whether you need to remember a password or want to improve your digital security.

Online shopping scams cost Americans over $350 million last year alone. Follow these 15 tips to ensure you're not wasting money on fake online stores.

Like any other electronic devices, iPhones and iPads are susceptible to malicious software. Learn what to do if you think your device has been compromised.

Scammers use your trust of the Costco brand to trick you into giving up money, personal data, and passwords. Learn how to avoid the latest Costco scams.

Fraudsters advertise cheap travel via fake websites, social media ads, and phishing messages. Learn how to spot and avoid common online travel scams.

A factory reset can help solve some of the issues that may be causing your mobile device to act strangely — but not all of them. Learn what to do instead.

Instead of handing over your prize winnings and going on their way, sweepstakes scammers are notorious for soliciting funds to cover taxes or fees.

Mail theft is mounting because it pays off. Thieves have learned they can exploit the USPS system and the innocent people who rely on it. Here’s what to do.

USPS text message scams and fake USPS tracking numbers are hounding unsuspecting buyers across the country. Here’s what you need to know.

Clicking on a phishing link can transmit basic information like your location and device stats, redirect you to a fake website, or download malware.

Check forgery scams are on the rise. Here’s what to do to protect your finances and identity if someone forged your signature on a check and cashed it.

Did you unknowingly deposit a fake check? Here’s what happens next and what you can do to protect yourself.

Were you scammed on eBay by a seller? Don’t panic. Here’s what you can do to get your money back and how to spot eBay scams in the future.

Yes, it’s possible for someone to steal your identity and buy a car in your name. Here’s how vehicle identity theft works and how you can recover.

Booking your next vacation rental? Here’s a list of all the latest Airbnb scams so you know what listings to pass on and which ones are legitimate.

Car title scams are rampant and can cause you to pay more for a vehicle that’s damaged or stolen. Here’s how to tell if a used car is legitimate or a scam.

Walmart is the world’s biggest retailer. But that also makes it a huge target for scammers. Here are the latest Walmart scams you need to be aware of.

Personal and pre-printed checks carry the highest risk of being washed. Here are eight ways to prevent check washing.

Spotting a scam email isn't easy if you don't know the signs. Here are 20 phishing email examples that might look real at first.

Did someone ask you to download AnyDesk? Slow down, as it could be a scam. Learn how AnyDesk scams work and how to keep yourself safe.

AT&T identifies an unwanted or potentially harmful call as a “Spam Risk”. Answering these calls could do more than just increase scam call frequency.

Here are the nine most unbelievable and terrifying identity theft stories that will show you just how grave identity theft can be.

Tired of random callers taking over your phone? Learn why random numbers are targeting you and how to block spam and scam calls for good.

Is your phone being bombarded by “potential spam?” Learn where these calls come from and how to block them once and for all.

Knowing how to block spam calls is essential. Scammers can clone your voice or steal your info in seconds — you must be proactive.

Do you know what happens if you call back a spam number? Here's everything you need to know to avoid becoming a victim of scam calls.

Scam likely calls are those incoming calls that a carrier suspects to be spam. Follow these steps to block these types of calls and more.

If you gave a scammer remote access to your computer, don’t panic. You can still regain control by following these steps.

Someone who requests permission may legally use your address. However, if someone intentionally misrepresents your address, here’s how to stop them.

Americans lost ~$400 million to real estate-related fraud last year. If you look after several properties, you could be a target for home title theft.

Scammers are targeting home buyers' down payments, personal information, and more. Learn how to spot (and avoid) the worst real estate scams of 2023.

Is home title theft a real problem? Learn the truth about home title theft protection and whether or not it’s something you need.

Is your iPhone acting strangely, overheating, or not working? Learn how to identify malware and other issues impacting your phone — and what to do next.

Gift cards are among the most popular targets for scammers. Learn how to spot (and avoid) the latest gift card scams.

Whether you want to protect your family from inappropriate content or block distractions for yourself, blocking websites on Android is relatively easy.

The last thing you want when donating money is to send it to a scam charity. Learn how to sport charity fraud and avoid charity scams.

From financial devastation to emotional pain, the dangers of identity theft are serious. Don't let identity theft cripple your life.

Here’s how to spot a veterans charity scam and make sure your donations are going to the right place — in the pockets of our veterans.