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Category: Internet Safety

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How Online Exposure Affects Your Family, Not Just You

In a world where nearly every aspect of life is connected to the internet, families face new safety challenges that

May 27, 2025
How to Remove Items from LexisNexis: Complete Guide

Your Complete Guide on How To Remove Items From LexisNexis

In this article, we’ll discuss how to remove items from LexisNexis, along with other tips for protecting your information and

May 25, 2025
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How To Find Someone’s Mugshots: 4 Simple Methods

Are you curious about how to find someone’s mugshots online? Maybe you want to find recent arrests of someone you

May 23, 2025
A computer screen displays the ChatGPT 4o mini interface with the prompt "What can I help with?" and options to create an image, get a surprise, write help, or summarize text. The URL shown is chatgpt.com.

What AI Training Models Are Doing With Your Personal Data

Every time you ask a virtual assistant a question, scroll through personalized content, or get a recommendation from a chatbot,

May 21, 2025
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Complete VoterRecords Opt Out Guide

This VoterRecords opt out guide will show you how to keep your personal information safe online. We live in an

May 9, 2025
Two illustrated hands exchange items: one holds a stack of cash, the other holds documents with personal profiles. Below, a caption reads, "Why ‘Sell Your Data’ Isn’t As Simple As You Think.

Why ‘We Don’t Sell Your Data’ Doesn’t Mean What You Think

Picture this: You’re browsing your favorite news site, searching for new shoes, checking the weather, and hopping over to social

May 5, 2025
A graphic with Venmo and LinkedIn logos shows the text: “How Venmo, LinkedIn, and Other ‘Safe Apps’ Can Expose Too Much.” The background includes words like username, password, and email, with the InternetPrivacy.com logo.

How Venmo, LinkedIn, and Other ‘Safe’ Apps Can Expose Too Much

Apps like Venmo, LinkedIn, and other widely-used platforms are often seen as safe. They come with privacy settings, secure payment

April 10, 2025
A magnifying glass with a question mark is placed over the words "no results." A blue box in the foreground reads, "Why Being Too Private Online Can Actually Make You Look Suspicious." The InternetPrivacy.com logo appears below.

Why Being Too Private Online Can Actually Make You Look Suspicious

Online privacy is more important than ever, but finding the right balance between staying safe and maintaining a positive online

March 26, 2025
A browser popup displays a blue cookie icon, text reading "We use Third-Party Cookies," and an "Accept" button. Below, a headline warns, "How Third-Party Cookies Are Still Tracking You Even After You Opt Out.

How Third-Party Cookies Are Still Tracking You Even After You Opt Out

Third-party cookies have been a key tool for tracking user behavior across multiple websites, enabling targeted advertising and personalized experiences.

February 25, 2025
An illustrated hand holds a white gift box with a red ribbon; next to it, text reads, “The Hidden Privacy Risks of Loyalty Programs and Rewards Cards.”.

The Hidden Privacy Risks of Loyalty Programs and Rewards Cards

Loyalty programs and rewards cards are powerful tools used by retailers, financial institutions, and hospitality brands to attract and retain

February 14, 2025
A textured blue background features a large, gold "@" symbol. To the right, white text reads, "How companies are profiling you based on your email address alone." The shadow of a detective figure looms behind the symbol. Logo: InternetPrivacy.com.

How Companies Are Profiling You Based on Your Email Address Alone

Your email address is more than just a way to send messages—it serves as a data point that companies, law

February 10, 2025
A smartphone with a mouse trap on it symbolizes a scammers' trap. A red button surrounded by binary code illustrates their tactics. The text reads, "How Scammers Use Your Digital Footprint Against You," alongside the InternetPrivacy.com logo.

How Scammers Use Your Digital Footprint Against You

What we share, where we browse, and how we interact online create a “digital footprint” that can reveal a lot

February 3, 2025
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